> I think when you buy a device, you own it and should be able to do whatever you want with it (unless it's harming others) Would that include cars and other d

> I think when you buy a device, you own it and should be able to do whatever you want with it (unless it's harming others) Would that include cars and other devices which need insurance, to reduce the risk of harm? Likewise whilst you could drive into a group of people and harm them, I guess you are unable to quantify the harm of your words or other people's words when communicating using devices. You see many vulnerable people getting exploited into a variety of activities like religious terrorism, inceldom or working for the state. All of these claim to be for higher purposes, but the harm it causes is not always recognised. Maybe if Apple and others explained what can and cant be done with their products it wouldn't be so much a case of Buyer Beware.