> And yes the lawyers are probably overly conservative, but that's because there often isn't a way to know for sure whether something is actually a violation un

> And yes the lawyers are probably overly conservative, but that's because there often isn't a way to know for sure whether something is actually a violation until you end up in the courtroom. You've outlined a justification based on a kafkaesque stockholm syndrome vibe. The system doesn't work as well as it's being advertised, does it?