Of course it's the natural state and an inalienable right to modify or do with the things you own in the way you see fit.
When was the last time you asked the builders association if you could remodel your kitchen?
When was the last time you asked Honda if you could put new mags on your car?
This whole idea that devices aren't owned when you purchase them is asinine and and insult to humanity.
Your counter arguments that it's new in the industry is simply due to the fact they thought they could get away with it. Not because they thought it was their right.
You don't see Klein putting limits on what nails you can use with a hammer but you can bet your ass they would if they could.
When was the last time you asked the builders association if you could remodel your kitchen?
When was the last time you asked Honda if you could put new mags on your car?
This whole idea that devices aren't owned when you purchase them is asinine and and insult to humanity.
Your counter arguments that it's new in the industry is simply due to the fact they thought they could get away with it. Not because they thought it was their right.
You don't see Klein putting limits on what nails you can use with a hammer but you can bet your ass they would if they could.