Originally Posted by
BoogyMan
AT&T fancies themselves too big to fail. That is because people go about their daily lives and use their products and services no matter what the company does. At some point people have to say enough and tell these companies to shove their shenanigans and to let US make the decisions about what we will or will not consume.
Until we start making it painful for these companies to do this garbage they will just keep one chugging.
I confess I am guilty of being lazy in this regard. You should see the list of crap I won't buy because of the politics of manufacturers.
My daughter does the phone thing and I just sort of tag along rather than deal with it myself. Same with internet. We dumped cable, but still get brand name streaming because of whatever it is my daughter wants for the grandkids.
I guess I don't really use it enough to consider any of it worthy of the time it would take for me to censor the censorers 
“When bad men combine, the good must associate; else they will fall, one by one, an unpitied sacrifice in a contemptible struggle.” Edumnd Burke
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My phone appears capable of remember anything it wants to that suits the company's narrative, but it can't remember "OANN". I have to call it up manually each and every time.
