This is a horrible idea. I have mice which last 20 years, and keyboards too. Unlike the Logitech's CEO says, that's not hard. What's hard for me, is phone ho

This is a horrible idea. I have mice which last 20 years, and keyboards too. Unlike the Logitech's CEO says, that's not hard. What's hard for me, is phone home to use a mouse. What's hard for me, is using Logitech's drivers and closed source junk in Linux. No thanks. And I can see Logitech rolling this out, and reducing the quality of their non-subscription product. Well good luck with that Logitech, all over the world legal jurisdictions designed to combat planned obsolescence. Quebec literally says a thing "should last as long as is reasonable" and yes it is purposefully vague. Examples are that if you do one load of laundry a week, a washer should last decades, but maybe only 10 to 20 years for a family doing daily washes. And that expensive should last longer than cheap. We meed more of this. We need this everywhere. Looking at you LG fridges.