I think ~$840 of that is for dialtone, data, texts, etc. The other ~$360 is for PaaS and to be a Purism booster. It's up to you how much of is about being a booster and how much is about PaaS.
Perhaps you object more to the $840 than the $360? Did you see the price of the phone?
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Sorry guys, “privacy as a service” should not cost $1,200 per person per year. Hard pass.
I think ~$840 of that is for dialtone, data, texts, etc. The other ~$360 is for PaaS and to be a Purism booster. It's up to you how much of is about being a booster and how much is about PaaS.
Perhaps you object more to the $840 than the $360? Did you see the price of the phone?
Edit: s/phone/dialtone/
There might be a counter-argument that being identified and tracked also has a dollar amount associated with it.
It might be the personalized pricing you get, just because they know your zipcode.