Their business, my choice? --- A restaurant or a business has a sign that says 'no shoes, no shirt, no service'.

A business says 'you must use a mask'.

A bar says 'you must show ID to enter'.

A stadium or concert venue says 'your backpack will be searched at the entry point'.

The online (and paper) Wall Street Journal requires a paid subscription.

My website doesn't charge a subscription fee, but I require cookies.

What do others think? I don't like Google's terms and conditions. I think they are abusive. I still use a lot of Google sites, because I choose to do so for whatever reason.

I don't use my Fitbit since FB acquired it, and I don't like their data gathering and sharing policies. I think THAT was unfair, because I owned my Fitbit before FB was allowed.

I don't use some kinds of devices (think plotter cutters/fitness equipment) because the business policy requires that the device be connected to the internet to be used.

Their business, my choice.

WDYT?

Source author: Ginger (Virginia) Paque VirginiaP@diplomacy.edu