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That's correct. So, let's get further away from this cliff of not actually owning/controlling our property, not closer. Edit: Down voting because you disagree
by JTxt 12y ago
That's correct. So, let's get further away from this cliff of not actually owning/controlling our property, not closer.
Edit: Down voting because you disagree? It's a problem that needs solving; I hope we can discuss it.
- JTxt 12y agoI literally used a slippery slope in that argument. :| I'll try again: No-one but ourselves should be able to brick our devices. We don't actually 'own' our property if we can't 100% control what and if it runs. But that's a hard problem to solve in a secure and user friendly way. ...and there's not enough financial incentive by consumers (and certainly by device makers, cell networks, law makers...) to solve it yet.