I understand. Yeah the incentives are definitely to just let someone else handle it. I just don't think they know how all of their data being sold is going to turn out in an age of AI. The average person doesn't seem to think much about their privacy or control. Random example. What is to stop a law enforcement agency from working with ring to freeze the current frame on your cameras, turn off motion detection, walk into your house, and either plant evidence or seize your possessions? The more you imagine these possible hypotheticals, the more you realize how imperative sovereignty and privacy are.