I completely agree, but Fusion360 is still very usable for hobbyists in practice. It does store your files on the cloud, the software only works when it can pho

I completely agree, but Fusion360 is still very usable for hobbyists in practice. It does store your files on the cloud, the software only works when it can phone the server, and Autodesk can change its conditions at any time. But for the moment, most hobbyists are happy with it. It's quality software, and free (as in beer). It's hard to compete with that. Most hobbyists care more about making their designs rather than software ideology, myself included.