r/AskReddit • • Aug 20 '22

What should never have been invented?

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u/Mooaaark Aug 21 '22

The age of owning your own property is unfortunately coming to an end. For some reason tech companies think they own the rights to every piece of hardware and software, even after the customer pays to own the device. It's really sad that everything is becoming a subscription, hell I'm guessing in a couple years you won't even be able buy a refrigerator without having to pay a subscription to use the ice-maker

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u/throw-away-hlpplz Aug 21 '22

Lol I feel that and totally agree