Government agencies are not the best problem solvers. But sometimes they things right, and take a stand for what is right, what is logical, and protect ordinary people. Latest drama between FTC and streaming companies is a perfect example of this. Last week Federal Trade Commission announced a new click-to-cancel rule for subscription services. The rule is a very simple expectation, and super logical. We should be wondering why this wasn't a thing a decade ago. As the naming of the rule suggest, the idea is to make cancelling services that require subscription as easy as it is subscribe. Companies are smart, and they spend a lot of money to come up with strategies and tactics to gain and retain new customers. That's why signing up process is almost always fast, simple, and easy. Otherwise, they would be losing money. However, when it comes to cancelling services things get complicated.