Product owners — not manufacturers — should have control over how their devices are used and repaired. Our bounty program is designed to draw attention to examples of anti-ownership practices, get the coder community working on solutions, and push for legislative change. bounties.fulu.org

The End of 10 is upon us. Is it time we gave up Windows? fulu-foundation.ghost.io/the-end-of-1...

Anti-consumer practices are everywhere—but so are the receipts. We're building a wiki of well-documented consumer issues like hidden subscriptions and corporate ransomware. Your contributions will inform communities and drive real change. Add your research: consumerrights.wiki

Tell Microsoft to extend support for Windows 10: fulu.org/take-action

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Anti-consumer practices are everywhere—but so are the receipts. We're building a wiki of well-documented consumer issues like hidden subscriptions and corporate ransomware. Your contributions will inform communities and drive real change. Add your research: consumerrights.wiki

Microsoft plans to end Windows 10 updates on October 14, 2025. 400 million cannot upgrade. Microsoft is providing free, unconditional security updates to consumers in Europe - but nowhere else. Add your name to demand free security updates for everyone. fulu.org/take-action

We're standing up against the creeping anti-ownership agenda.
We believe in restoring freedom, autonomy, and real ownership in a digital-first world.

If you bought it, you should own it, plain and simple.

#OwnershipMatters

Your car reports back to the manufacturer.
Your favorite movie vanishes from your digital library.
Your smart device stops working because someone flipped a switch in the cloud.

This isn’t progress. It’s control.

In a world increasingly dominated by licensing agreements, surveillance tech, and remote shutdowns, the simple act of owning what you paid for is quietly slipping away.