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>there's no good reason There is: Not wanting to support end-user modified products. Apple is never shorthanded on white knights, but more generally I can see
by Dalewyn 3y ago
>there's no good reason
There is: Not wanting to support end-user modified products.
Apple is never shorthanded on white knights, but more generally I can see why companies might opt to lock out customer modifications under practical pretexts.
- jsheard 3y agoThat's their prerogative but I'm not spending thousands of dollars to be treated like a child who can't operate a screwdriver. Hell, I'm sure they could make it a tool-less operation if they wanted to.