1) It is not a fundamental right at this moment, but I think it should be in the following decades. More and more things are expected to work online, with offli

1) It is not a fundamental right at this moment, but I think it should be in the following decades. More and more things are expected to work online, with offline alternatives existing. And you are mixing general internet access with individual platforms. Sure, nobody has to use Twitter. There are situations where one is forced to use one of these platforms. And I know where you are coming from, the only account I have is from Google. 2) It's not wrong, not to have a free tier. It's not wrong to have paid plans. What I think is wrong, is defining that surveillance should be the default. Give me the option to disable analytics etc. completely. Tying this mechanic to money is wrong. You shouldn't have to pay to not be spied on.