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It goes without saying that if you sell enough of pretty much anything, you're going to eventually get someone riled up over a missing feature, a broken feature, or in this case, an unwanted feature -- and that someone might just happen to know a lawyer (or worse yet, be one).
ENGADGET: Apple, AT&T served with class action suit over iPhone locking practices
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You could make a case for this as a feature-film version of the FCC's fairness doctrine, but it feels more like a blandness doctrine, a pulling and hauling of the tone-deaf script, which is credited to Matthew Michael Carnahan, to the point of perfect vacuousness.
WSJ: Film Review
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In the case of Merriam-Webster, the free version comes with yakking editor video feature over on the right-hand side of the page.
FORBES: Merriam-Webster Tries To Climb The Freemium Wall