> People have the right to modify, repair or maintain their property In all honesty, I think this just isn't true with networked software anymore and I don't t

> People have the right to modify, repair or maintain their property In all honesty, I think this just isn't true with networked software anymore and I don't think we can solve this properly. It's not a simple lawnmower but exists in a bigger context. As Apple/Google etc. need to spend more work and money afterwards, it's not as simple as "it's muh property" but get's a lot more complex. > Your argument is neglecting lacking knowledge by 90% of customers and the mass-effect by this group. That was an argument in 2006, I don't think it is 18 years later. And in all honesty, I don't believe people care. Otherwise they wouldn't buy Alexa or stupid adware in the form of TVs. They know, they just don't care.