>Is there precedent in consumer law that if basic hardware security is a normal feature of that product category and a computer model has fundamentally unfixabl

>Is there precedent in consumer law that if basic hardware security is a normal feature of that product category and a computer model has fundamentally unfixable hardware in this aspect, then you have the right to demand a refund or a replacement with a model not containing the same defect? IANAL. You are.