It's a bit too late to find out if the software was working for you after the fact though. You can only evaluate the software in the first place if you have fre

It's a bit too late to find out if the software was working for you after the fact though. You can only evaluate the software in the first place if you have freedom 1, otherwise, you are going on hearsay, or this absurd notion that complete strangers are trustworthy by default. I'm also not sure how I could say software is working for me if I must first agree to be dictated the terms of it's use, and agree that the vendor may dictate any new terms in the future, which I must agree to in advance.