i know from personal experience that there are, but i also know that there are many that are there for specific reasons. the overall feel of the report makes it feel like at any moment there will also be a claim that DHS still pays for AOL.
it kind of bugs me that the actual report is written more like a damning news article than a report that's trying to address issues that need to be resolved. but then again it's probably not the first time politicians are pointing fingers and have the priority of placing blame instead of coming...
reminds me of sony making a manditoring ps3/psp update in 2011 with a binding individual arbitration clause. couldn't access the store or any online functionality of games until you installed it.
that's what a lot of people that understand the issue, think they know what it feels like, but will actually never truly be able to experience the feeling that they think is no big deal say.
if it's truly just that easy to ignore shit, get over it, and move on, then why can't all of the...