> I never really understood why protecting Massimo in this situation was more important than allowing customers to access a feature in their watch. By that sam

> I never really understood why protecting Massimo in this situation was more important than allowing customers to access a feature in their watch. By that same logic, my landlord's interests and ownership of his property are categorically less important than allowing his tenants access to their apartments. Which is, like, a way to structure a society, but is not the way that American society is structured.