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Unfortunately, with the sheer number and pace of updates for the myriad of devices and apps we all have, combined with the Byzantine wall of legalese that most
by unclebucknasty 10y ago
Unfortunately, with the sheer number and pace of updates for the myriad of devices and apps we all have, combined with the Byzantine wall of legalese that most of those agreements are, that's practically impossible.
Not to mention, you shouldn't have to make a choice between accepting a security update or disabling features that you bought.
I think it's actually a consumer protection issue, especially where hardware is concerned.
Any update that fundamentally alters the way a device functions from the time of purchase should be disallowed.