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*Companies can lock users out of a device they already paid for until a novel subscription fee is paid (tantamount to installing ransomware). | *Companies can lock users out of a device they already paid for until a novel subscription fee is paid (tantamount to installing ransomware). | ||
*The comments sections of many YouTube channels frequently contain malicious comments that normalize sex trafficking, posted by bot accounts. | *The comments sections of many YouTube channels frequently contain malicious comments that normalize sex trafficking, posted by bot accounts. | ||
*Companies can deny a user's right to repair something, | *Companies can deny a user's [[right to repair]] something damaged in transit (i.e., not by the user), even when the user is willing to purchase needed parts from them, and then threaten legal action for asking them about the decision. | ||
*Companies can conduct psychological experiments on their customers without their consent, without legal repercussions. | *Companies can conduct psychological experiments on their customers without their consent, without legal repercussions. | ||