I appreciate your comment. For me, it's a matter of the degree to which the person sees the ramifications of what they are doing, and the degree to which they

I appreciate your comment. For me, it's a matter of the degree to which the person sees the ramifications of what they are doing, and the degree to which they directly contribute to the bad actions. For example, the management team that has built a business around tracking people who clearly do not wish to be tracked is highly suspect, in my view. The sysadmin that runs the servers, less so. But if she/he knows what the company is all about, I'd urge him/her to either try to change the mindset within the company (likely, impossible) or start looking for another gig. I would not ask anyone to sacrifice themselves, but neither should they be facilitating unhelpful behaviors. Verizon, of course, is enabling Turn (as I understand the situation.) Companies that are customers of Turn are also enabling them, in my view. How do you see it?