> unless they are intentionally fear mongering to get the free software conversation going. I think it's this. However, they aren't wrong, per se. Users shoul

> unless they are intentionally fear mongering to get the free software conversation going. I think it's this. However, they aren't wrong, per se. Users should have control over their systems and their privacy. But hyperbole and fear mongering are not very effective at affecting change in the system. I would argue that they have a noble mission but take it to such an extreme as to not be very practical.