> Convince me a maker has no right to decide what user actions may void its future obligations to the user. That's a completely different thing. This is a ques

> Convince me a maker has no right to decide what user actions may void its future obligations to the user. That's a completely different thing. This is a question of a manufacturer having complete control over what the buyer can do with the device. There is no "click here to void your warranty and enable root" button, if there was this would be a different conversation.