The need to justify it like that just screams how wrong it is. They want to exploit users and will do anything to achieve that. The default settings hindered th

The need to justify it like that just screams how wrong it is. They want to exploit users and will do anything to achieve that. The default settings hindered them so they worked around it. Privacy shouldn't be "opt-in". Your statement sounds like a thief justifying his crime by claiming that since Mrs Smith didn't install a $20,000 security system in her house she really didn't care enough about her property and that makes his "business model" of burglary okay.