> because now users are facing the burden of choice, constantly thinking about how their browsing is racking up pennies. That's how text messages started, wher

> because now users are facing the burden of choice, constantly thinking about how their browsing is racking up pennies. That's how text messages started, where you paid something per message. Pretty soon everyone shifted to the package model, where you prepaid for a whole bunch of messages - more than you would use in a month.