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After you buy it, you can smash the device on a wall if you want? wouldnt you? Now, what if Apple has expressely forbid you to do so.. would you think its fair
by oscargrouch 13y ago
After you buy it, you can smash the device on a wall if you want? wouldnt you?
Now, what if Apple has expressely forbid you to do so.. would you think its fair?
What im trying to elucidate here, is the issue with ownership and property.. if you want to piss in your device you should be allowed to do it.. its yours..
But control what you can use, play or watch inside of your device is ok for you? i dont understand your logic..
Ok, so you are a conscious guy that dont buy the thing because you dont like the policy in it.. but then you need a new TV from JoeTV.. oh wait.. in their terms of service they dont allow your kids to watch TV after 8 PM..
Point being: If one can do it (and are not regulated), everyone else can.. a conscious minority not buying their products wont be even missed..
This is selfish and wont stop the big guys from abusing their power to abuse us
- ubernostrum 13y agoWhat im trying to elucidate here, is the issue with ownership and property The problem you're missing is that many purchases are governed by contracts which can and sometimes do have obligations for the purchaser after the moment of purchase. Additionally, you only have the ability to operate certain software pursuant to the terms of a license agreement, which is yet another contract. Do you feel you should have the right to breach contracts when you feel like it?