>It’s all announced and advertised in advance, if you don’t like the way the products are advertised to work, don’t buy the products and don’t complain the products work the way they are advertised to work.
If we followed that logic, the only people who don't have a right to complain would be their paying customers.
>Registering the device to the owner is the responsibility of the owner.
Why is it entirely on the owner? If apple designs the majority of their advertised security apparatus around the concept of device ownership then I'd argue that they do in fact share some responsibility in making sure their devices are properly registered before use.
If we followed that logic, the only people who don't have a right to complain would be their paying customers.
>Registering the device to the owner is the responsibility of the owner.
Why is it entirely on the owner? If apple designs the majority of their advertised security apparatus around the concept of device ownership then I'd argue that they do in fact share some responsibility in making sure their devices are properly registered before use.