Usually the point of not having a master switch is to retain the ability to retire old "features" and create new almost identical "features" that you need to opt out of again (if you even notice the change). Don't know if T-Mobile specifically is doing that or will be doing that or not, but the smell is there.
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Usually the point of not having a master switch is to retain the ability to retire old "features" and create new almost identical "features" that you need to opt out of again (if you even notice the change). Don't know if T-Mobile specifically is doing that or will be doing that or not, but the smell is there.