Comment Re: grandmother reference (Score 1) 468
So taking security seriously is not something we should do?
If you take security seriously, you're not going to use DRM-infested proprietary software at all, fool. In fact, you'd stay far away from *Sony* products, as you should be aware.
Don't understand this at all. What rights am I sacrificing?
Do you know what DRM is? It inherently restricts you.
And obviously proprietary software does not respect the four freedoms.
But it's a hell of a lot better than the alternative of telling everyone everything about your security system.
Free software is often more secure, so no.
But I really don't see the rationale in avoiding any good product because you don't like the brand that makes it.
It's called voting with your wallet and not supporting evil activities. Sony's products aren't "good" 99% of the time anyway because they're filled with DRM and proprietary software.
All you do by doing that is encourage all of them to make worse products, by not giving the market the signals they need to know what you are looking for.
That makes no sense. You don't buy from them because they're doing Evil Thing X. If lots of people do this and make it known why they are not buying, they will hopefully stop.