I hope property rights are accepted as basic human right. No law or contract should deprive a person rights to posess,use, modify and share something they own.

I hope property rights are accepted as basic human right. No law or contract should deprive a person rights to posess,use, modify and share something they own. If a person comes into lawful posession of any item, unless a lease or rental agreement is in place, that item is fully theirs forever. When someone gives you something and tells you what you can or cannot do with it,they are treating you bound as their sibject,inflicting their will over you. This isn't equal treatment under the law. If you own something, the item no longer bears any relation to the seller, the seller has no authority by whih they can claim rights to that item. The whole point of ownership is that it is full,final and permanent. This is a main reason why I refuse to use apple products. If I pay $700 for a device without agreeing before hand the terms of posession is confined to renting or lessing a device, if I have a lawful exchange where ownership of the device is transfered to me, then how dare they even think to tell me what to do with it? Regardless of quality,how dare they consider their customers as lesser subjects who pay to be told what do and not do? My breaking point was when the legally restricted what programming language can be used to write code code for the device. Imagine a cookware company making it illegal to cook a certain food on their line of pans. No amount legal polishing will make this right.