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The laptop is their property; they don't need to justify how they want to use their own property. Locking down the bootloader against the laptop owner's wishe
by pdkl95 8y ago
The laptop is their property; they don't need to justify how they want to use their own property.
Locking down the bootloader against the laptop owner's wishes is an attempt to de facto usurp the owner's basic property rights. Apple is not the owner of he laptop; they have no right to mandate how their product is used after the first sale.
- gsich 8y agoAfter you bought it, it's your property. People tend to forget this. People are also allowed to install macOS on standard PC hardware, despite Apple crying "not allowed".