Isn't it sort of obvious that practically every product developed for profit is done for the benefit of the organization doing it? "The needs of the user" is j

Isn't it sort of obvious that practically every product developed for profit is done for the benefit of the organization doing it? "The needs of the user" is just one factor for satisfying the primary incentive, which is making money. The needs of the user needs to be met to the point that they are willing to pay money for it, anything more you're not maximizing your profit. I mean, why would you expect anything to be different. I primarily blame the users. They're the ones who accept this shit and still give their money. If they don't want user-hostile software, they shouldn't use it. If people refused to pay for it, things would change. And yeah, that might come with some sacrifices.