If that'd be true then the homebrew scene wouldn't be a thing, but it very much is a thing particularly on Nintendo products. It's dangerous to haphazardly dis

If that'd be true then the homebrew scene wouldn't be a thing, but it very much is a thing particularly on Nintendo products. It's dangerous to haphazardly disregard that as meaningless, by extension it's such movements that fight for very valid consumer rights, like actually owning the hardware that people pay money for. When I buy a piece of hardware I expect to own it, to run on it whatever I want, to be able to repair it, not to be a "tolerated guest" with only limited access and everything thrown my way to make self-repair as difficult as possible by design.