> For the third one, nobody is forcing you to buy a specific product, but yes, it will be hard to avoid. Yes it is being forced. We have single digit years bef

> For the third one, nobody is forcing you to buy a specific product, but yes, it will be hard to avoid. Yes it is being forced. We have single digit years before participation in society becomes impossible without a device that attests that it is not under the control of the owner. First it will be banks, then government services, then access to the social graph, and so on. > But like for vaccines, individual consent is at odds with the greater good. Society needs computing that it can trust. So not under the control of centralised corporations that get paid when they successfully manipulate you into doing something you wouldn't otherwise, and have a proven track record of unaccountable censorship.