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If the service turns out to actually be usefil, I hope they will consider charging money for it in lieu of spiriting away my personal information as you suggest

• jonny_eh 14y ago
  It's not free, it costs $70.
  • freehunter 14y ago
    You could argue that the device costs $70, but the service is "free". What seems to be the plea is to have the device cost something and have the service cost an amount of money, rather than an amount of information.
  • skeletonjelly 14y ago
    And Facebook's not free because you (presumably) paid for your computer.
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