This raises an interesting question. If the homeowner never bought any Apple products, then he would not be bound by the EULA in any way. It's less clear what

This raises an interesting question. If the homeowner never bought any Apple products, then he would not be bound by the EULA in any way. It's less clear what would happen in the event that the homeowner does have some Apple devices, and has clicked through the EULA at some point. I would still say he'd have a good argument that Apple has wronged him by sending a constant stream of unhappy/confused/irate people to his home.