Not having your privacy violated is not a feature, it&#x27;s a form of extortion. Being violated is not the default state, they specifically added code to the product I pay for to do so. I should be able to disable or remove it.<p>That&#x27;s the core of Stallman&#x27;s point. He&#x27;s an extremist, but there&#x27;s merit. If it&#x27;s my software, I need to be able to turn parts of it off.