It's a catch 22. They'll be criticized, but they need to deploy much stronger security measures to show customers that they're not playing along and 'data-pimpi

It's a catch 22. They'll be criticized, but they need to deploy much stronger security measures to show customers that they're not playing along and 'data-pimping'. Unfortunately for them it's probably too late. When open-source alternatives like ubuntu mobile and firefox os are ready for prime time, they stand to take a good market share, imho.