So I don't get the big deal here? You get the printer, it still works, you can still use it and it's not bricked. I get the definition of the word has been stre

So I don't get the big deal here? You get the printer, it still works, you can still use it and it's not bricked. I get the definition of the word has been stretched but this is not a bricked device by any definition (there's no lock, or reset or anything to be done). Yes, it's not ideal to waste the remaining ink, but that's such a non issue as you can still use it by paying the subscription until it runs out (which is basically equivalent to paying for the ink they sent you).