> You don't have a right to modify the device you purchased. You don't have a right to manufacture a clone of the device and run your patched code on it. Yes.

> You don't have a right to modify the device you purchased. You don't have a right to manufacture a clone of the device and run your patched code on it. Yes. In fact, isn't this exactly why GPLv3 has the anti-TiVoization clause? Because TiVo under GPLv2 were entirely in their right to deny user-modified GPL-licensed software from running on their hardware.