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My ideological objections are around ownership. I want to install a binary without a dozen security hoops I can't turn off. I don't want my local documents be
by imglorp 3y ago
My ideological objections are around ownership.
I want to install a binary without a dozen security hoops I can't turn off.
I don't want my local documents being scanned for whatever Apple caved to some government about this year.
I want to own the private keys to the hardware I buy, not a company who can lock me out if they feel like it.
I want to buy third party components, without needing them to be crypto locked to my machine or needing to get corporate approval. again if they feel like it and they're having a good quarter.
I don't want to be forced to discard perfectly working hardware when Apple decides to stop supporting it.
In short, they really, really hate the idea of you owning something they don't control from the atomic level to the cloud.