>“I read it as the ability to reset to factory settings,” OK so what if the factory default is "does not work" and it requires an authenticated command to put

>“I read it as the ability to reset to factory settings,” OK so what if the factory default is "does not work" and it requires an authenticated command to put it in the non-default mode of "working"? I do not put it past any manufacturer to work around such a ruling, not least of all Apple whose entire history has been: we do not sell hardware, we sell experiences. And they have always insisted they have the exclusive right to repair (or not, and you just have to buy a new one, but here's a $10 credit toward a new purchase, thanks).