"I own nothing and everything is a «service» somehow" You got it right. You happen to be "serviced" with a knowledge that is owned by someone. For a while alre

"I own nothing and everything is a «service» somehow" You got it right. You happen to be "serviced" with a knowledge that is owned by someone. For a while already you had to agree on all kinds of EULAs all the time, in which it was required for you to redefine (read "to limit") what you might thought is owned by you. Now you have it in more clear terms. The non-EU space will catch-up soon, don't worry.