HP has launched a subscription service that offers printer rental, ink delivery, and support for a monthly fee, but with monitoring and a two-year commitment. Prices range from $6.99 to $35.99 per month, and subscribers must keep the printer connected to the internet. The service also includes data sharing with advertising partners and restricts the use of the printer and ink. HP has been criticized for its anti-consumer practices and the potential environmental impact of encouraging needless upgrades. The program also imposes cancellation fees and encourages needless upgrades that can create more waste. The subscription model raises concerns about security and privacy. HP aims to eliminate customer options and create subscription reliance. HP's strategy has been met with criticism, with many expressing skepticism about the benefits of such a subscription model. Overall, the HP printer subscription service poses various ethical, privacy, and environmental concerns.