This is true, but the same argument could be made for "magic" crystals and homeopathy. People wanted an "easy" cure and some companies got rich meeting that nee

This is true, but the same argument could be made for "magic" crystals and homeopathy. People wanted an "easy" cure and some companies got rich meeting that need. Similar to homeopathy, to me the overly simplified and locked down computing experiences point to a regulatory failure - but admittedly the harms are much harder to pin down. At a minimum something like "right to repair" or a "right to open digital locks" on your own devices would be nice.