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> Should they be forced to allow that but still held accountable when their device is noncompliant? I mean, routers have worked like this for ages. OpenWRT has

> Should they be forced to allow that but still held accountable when their device is noncompliant? I mean, routers have worked like this for ages. OpenWRT has an entire page about tweaking your radio settings, and what could happen to you if you do. Why would Apple be held liable for something you did to your device? https://openwrt.org/docs/guide-user/network/wifi/transmit.power.limits https://openwrt.org/docs/guide-user/network/wifi/transmit.po...

intrasight 2y ago
>Why would Apple be held liable for something you did to your device Because Apple is worth trillions of dollars
- LeonB 2y ago
  Yup. Regulators would rather sue Apple than the end users for the same reason John Dillinger chose to rob banks - “that’s where the money is.”
- callalex 2y ago
  So is Cisco/Linksys