I think it is unpopular because people want the latest gadget but don't want to pay for it. > You're treating freedom and privacy as a commodity To the same e

I think it is unpopular because people want the latest gadget but don't want to pay for it. > You're treating freedom and privacy as a commodity To the same extent that when I rent a car I accept the restriction on it. The difference is that I am more concerned about these restrictions than most people, and most of the time I will buy a smaller car or a used one rather than live by rental companies rules. To me the current situation in the phone market is like people leasing cars and crying to the government that the leasing companies' rules are unfair.