The company chooses to use a freemium model if they want only paying customers to use their product then they are within their rights to change to that. Just be

The company chooses to use a freemium model if they want only paying customers to use their product then they are within their rights to change to that. Just because something is free doesn't mean you have no right to complain. If I give away free food that's spoiled and causes food poisoning am I immune from all damages? An example of this is Facebook. It's free for the users but it does track and sell a lot of your personal data. Without complaints from users we would never have seen things like the ios adpocalypse or GDPR. I'm sure the person who wrote this doesn't read HN but still wanted to give my 2 cents.