... the gamers were right all along and Neil was full of shit.

If you jurisdiction requires communication software vendors to provide law enforcement with a backdoor and/or encryption decryption capabilities, your jurisdisction is not only broken; it is unacceptable.

So entirely unwritten legislation that you're supposed to just mind-read is the norm, got it.

You breaking the license is not the problem of whoever sold you the item.

This, precisely. You might have purchased a physical item and do own it, but you absolutely were not granted ownership of the software running on the physical item. You were granted a license to use it. A license with terms and conditions. A license that can be revoked.

What does California market share matter to the world? Imagine if companies had to bend to conflicting rulings of hundreds of different courts from different jurisdictions.

Have you pondered what Airplay is ubiquitous and why people love it? Once you do, you'll have your answer.

Is FCC LARPing neither Nokia nor Ericcson are a thing?

Because if you succesfully hacked the bootloader, your malware is invisible to the OS.

Imagine being so out of touch with reality, you still try to paint AC: Shadow as some sort of failure. After all the reviews and released player numbers are out. This is embarrassing as fuck :D

Because using âcellâ is an emergency / last resort when nothing else is available. It generally both involves cost as well as way more battery drain, so why would you voluntarily use cell connectivity unless you are forced to by circumstances?

Because sms and calls cost money, but data is included in the plan. Duh.

A kernel-level driver can only exist if it was signed by Microsoft, so now they are openly admitting they sign malicious software?

I donâ(TM)t know. If they actually hired Cavill and let him steer creative, it could be glorious.

I am afraid you do not understand. There are no furher restrictions placed on your right to redistribute the sources. You can freely do it. It's just that it means Redhat will terminate their customer relationship with you. Which means they no longer have to offer you binaries. Which means they no longer have to offer your sources either.

It's devilishly clever legalese. Stupid and annoying yes, but also devilishly clever.