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> So we complied, but we all lost a little bit of our faith in Xbox that day. You mean shady subscription business models right? Because Microsoft is certainl
by josefresco 5y ago
> So we complied, but we all lost a little bit of our faith in Xbox that day.
You mean shady subscription business models right? Because Microsoft is certainly not alone.
Just the other day I had to CALL (as the only option) Network Solutions to cancel a security product.
- serf 5y ago>You mean shady subscription business models right? Because Microsoft is certainly not alone. so what that Microsoft isn't alone, their (poster) experience allows them to know unequivocally that Microsoft and the employees that work there make decisions that don't align with their personal ethics -- so they take out their anger on Microsoft. the statement '...but we all lost a little bit of faith in shady subscription business models ' makes no sense -- the shady ones don't self identify, and it's not the methodology that is generally despised, it's the entities that that employ such methodologies against the public.