A more apt comparison is Telsa offering $10/m for 100kWh for your car, or pay-as-you-go for any cars, but then you setting up shop at a charger, putting up a sign saying anyone can charge on your subscription until you reach that limit.

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stavros 5 hours ago | parent [-]

Who is "anyone" here if I'm the only one charging?

	▲	danpalmer an hour ago \| parent [-]
		Anyone is the other software you're using. You were sold a subscription for use in a specific application controlled by the service provider, that they can optimise and control as needed to maintain their business. You are the reason these changes are happening. You may well be the reason that subscription prices go up.