The problem isn't that they can do whatever they want, it's that governments side with them more often than not. It's the existence of laws that protect them in

The problem isn't that they can do whatever they want, it's that governments side with them more often than not. It's the existence of laws that protect them instead of protecting their users. Without this government support, their threats wouldn't have any teeth, and so adversarial interoperability would flourish.