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Well, if people don't enter into these contracts anyway, why do we need to protect them?
by eru 2mo ago
Well, if people don't enter into these contracts anyway, why do we need to protect them?
- al_borland 2mo agoGigachad already covered this. > Because it's destroying the planet creating mountains of ewaste. And because as a consumer, I don't want to spend a week doing research on every product to make sure they aren't abusing my rights in some confusing way that only shows up years down the line. We shouldn’t make an entire population hunt through fine print, or research every situation that might come up with a product over the lifetime of ownership, to protect themselves from a practice that seeks to enrich companies while offering no defensible improvement to the product. Can you name even one way locking down a charging case makes the product better?