> And you as a customer can simply stop using their services if you no longer trust their intentions The original premise of the article is we don’t have to be

> And you as a customer can simply stop using their services if you no longer trust their intentions The original premise of the article is we don’t have to be concerned with their intentions. This is false. > Why are so many of you so keen for them to be "wrong"? I’d rather they were right. But they are wrong. > Like what even is the alternative approach here supposed to be? Don't build a product in the first place? Don’t say you can do things you can’t. I don’t have to offer a solution to point out they’re not offering one either.