Of course they want that. So they can control and see everything that people can do on their devices. With Moore's law there is absolutely no reason why centralizing computers should make sense. This is pure corporate greed and nothing else.
They always should have worried about public acceptance since they're supposed to be a public organization. But normally had the government been doing its job they should have feared a withdrawal of support and disbandment to keep themselves straight. It is so damn stupid that the government ignored it all and allowed that organization to fester to a point where the fear is now of vigilante reprisals.
Happened to me at work where they force us to use Windows 11. I had turned on the autosave feature on a Word document I was working on. Little did I know this meant it stopped saving the changes locally and started saving them on a OneDrive copy. I then worked all day on that file.
The next day I notice the file on OD, find it odd that it is there so I delete it because I want nothing to do with OD. I then open the local word file and realize that none of the work I did the day prior was saved.
I figured out what happened and fortunately the file was still in the recycle bin. But fuck that whole system to begin with. It won't even let me use the autosave feature locally.
That really was a missing feature because in an OLED black theme the window boundaries aren't visible. I have fixed that problem with the Klassy theme, which I really hope KDE officially integrates or at least imitates in the future.
Also with Klassy in a dark theme if you make the window shadow white, it looks like a back glow which looks very nice.
But on the plus side, the members could start their own alliance named "Now Excluding America Treaty Organization". I way on the plus side because the acronym would spell out "NEATO"
Problem? It's a feature!