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It may feel logical, but it isn't. The Lexmark suit isn't about free products, it's about them being able to restrict what you do with a product AFTER you paid
by jhall1468 10y ago
It may feel logical, but it isn't. The Lexmark suit isn't about free products, it's about them being able to restrict what you do with a product AFTER you paid for it. You probably should read the entire article before chiming in.
- kevin_b_er 10y agoNot just restrict but total control. It is the direct control over the right to property. What would happen if lexmark made wood for houses instead of printer cartridges? Would they have control over your home made with wood?