I <i>really</i> like the concept of the EFF, and <i>really</i> like most of their work, but when I was reading their blog I quickly started to feel like they go off half-cocked too often. When I first saw summaries of their report my guess was just that there in turning BingeOn on&#x2F;off on a single account, or that there were temporary configuration problems on T-Mobile&#x27;s side.<p>Some people like the idea of supporting an out-there extreme to keep the Overton window shifted to an appropriate place. I can see the logic in it, but I value truth first.<p>T-mobile&#x27;s CEO&#x27;s schtick is to act like this, and I don&#x27;t really appreciate that much either, but I do appreciate T-mobile&#x27;s small movements to make the cell phone market more fluid by getting rid of contracts, and I also still like BingeOn. It gives me more control over my data than Netflix or Amazon or whomever gives me.