Re: Well....
Not only the exploitation of workers, but the even bigger elephant in the room, low prices bankrolled by billions in VC capital, which if a state subsidy would be illegal, and that subsidy provided on the proviso that once competitors are driven out of business then "surge pricing" will deliver a hefty profit for the VCs.
Customers don't come into it, apart from as cows to be thoroughly milked come the day they realise it's too late and they have no alternative.
Biting the hand that feeds IT
