And there's your problem right there. Intellectual property rights (copyright, trademark, patent) should NOT dilute or devalue or remove inherent ownership fro

And there's your problem right there. Intellectual property rights (copyright, trademark, patent) should NOT dilute or devalue or remove inherent ownership from property rights. And "license" presented after the purchase fact should make that the equivalent of toilet paper. It's a "license" after they have your money and over a barrel. There's no agreeing to that. At at least the Europeans with the GDPR realize that farcical situation and illegalized it appropriately. "Agree or turn your $X000 device you paid for into a paperweight" is no agreement.