Things made to lock out makers are a slippery slope: loss of the right to configure leads to loss of the right to tinker leads to loss of right to fix App

Things made to lock out makers are a slippery slope: loss of the right to configure leads to loss of the right to tinker leads to loss of right to fix Apple, which used to be for hackers, did this when they started selling a machine with no schematics available: the 1984 Macintosh.