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It’s not forced on you. You can buy an android device if you want the freedom to install any software at all, no questions asked. Just like no one forced you t
by sundaeofshock 6y ago
It’s not forced on you. You can buy an android device if you want the freedom to install any software at all, no questions asked.
Just like no one forced you to buy a console for gaming, no one is forcing you to buy an iPhone for mobile computing.
- syshum 6y agoand you once again missed the point. We limit things a business can do to a consumer in a number of ways, in the US the best examples of that come from the Automotive world where Manufacturers are required by law to allow open access to diagnostic data (ODBII) and required by law still honor warranties even if the device (the car) was serviced by a third party I am absolutely a supporter of extending this consumer protections types of laws to the consumer electronics world (some already apply as many parts of the warrany law apply to all products not just cars) I find it extremely ironic that many people here advocate for government intervention in all manner of things but never when it comes to Apples Anti-consumer practices... no no no.. dont touch apple //for the record I have never and will never own an apple product, I am consumer advocate.