> these kinds of restrictions actually start working. This - it didn't use to be true because most computer users were literate enough to bypass simple restric

> these kinds of restrictions actually start working. This - it didn't use to be true because most computer users were literate enough to bypass simple restrictions, and if a platform was restricted, others were available. With the latest changes in Windows, Android, and demographics, now a vast majority of users cannot easily bypass restrictions; the war on general computing has been won. Yes, a small number of highly skilled people can easily dump binary data through hacked devices, but in the grand scheme of economics, that doesn't matter.