One could argue that TOS for electronics and software are simply an extension of the “no shirt, no shoes, no service” mantra of yesteryear. Companies have alway

One could argue that TOS for electronics and software are simply an extension of the “no shirt, no shoes, no service” mantra of yesteryear. Companies have always been able to have “shrinkwrap” contacts that decide who can visit their place. The argument with smartphones hinges on whether the device is yours or Apple’s. It’s very clearly your device, but it was bought knowing that only iOS could be installed.