I'm old enough to remember when the Xbox 360 came out, the PR disaster that was with the tracking and what not. People that say nobody cares about privacy are v

I'm old enough to remember when the Xbox 360 came out, the PR disaster that was with the tracking and what not. People that say nobody cares about privacy are very wrong, I knew very few people who were happy with that situation and were willing to forego some of the touted service improvements that came wity the surveillance. But look at consoles today. Exactly what people said they didn't want, exactly what these companies said they weren't trying to do, are the norm in the home entertainment industry. And the same will happen with these appliances. The manufacturers are waging a war of attrition on the public, incrementally increasing surveillance and kneecapping their own products to pressure us to accept the surveillance. We become tired, then exhausted and eventually give in, eventually people but those with the most resolve get tired of fighting it. This is where our governments are supposed to step in on our behalf, they're failing us, because they benefit from the surveillance as well. This can't go on indefinitely, and I don't think they see over the horizon on this one.