That sounds like it would be harder to keep than delete. I don’t use it, never have, but the way you describe it sounds like a bad addiction.

OK. You’re welcome to trust in anything you like. I believe contracts, not promises.

They have no reason to honor that, and are a corporation. I don’t consider that binding or realistic.

Then you have a bad memory. This wasn’t common until the 90’s.

It’s a giant drm manager. Popular, useful, sure, but the day it dies all your content will go poof.

Man. I stopped going to movies when they started showing ads before them. If I pay you, you don’t get to double dip with advertising imo. To see this is ludicrous, and I hope they all fail.