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Do you not consider the software part of the product? By any reasonable measure, the software is the product, and the hardware enables that product to operate.
by JayPalm 3y ago
Do you not consider the software part of the product? By any reasonable measure, the software is the product, and the hardware enables that product to operate.
- MrDresden 3y agoBy that same logic my Android devices or any other computer I own should only run the operating system that it came with when I bought it. I have run Linux on my Android phones, and Windows on my computers that came with Linux. Why should a owner of a piece of hardware be locked into one software stack, just because it's the one the device came with?
- matheusmoreira 3y ago> Do you not consider the software part of the product? No. > By any reasonable measure, the software is the product, and the hardware enables that product to operate. That's what they want people to believe. It's actually just a general purpose computer. They put "IP" on it and suddenly they own it forever and control everything people do and if you resist it's felony contempt of business model.