> Maybe stop buying these products and the companies will change their tune like the wind. That requires quite a high level of market efficiency to work. It mi

> Maybe stop buying these products and the companies will change their tune like the wind. That requires quite a high level of market efficiency to work. It might work if this was enterprise-enterprise trade, but it is unrealistic to assume the end user will compare (or even read) the long lawyerish EULAs and determine which will be more beneficial in the long term. I do agree that a specific law can feel like "a hack" and less elegant than a free market solution, but I don't really see how to achieve that here.