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I'm just not big on consumer rights on that front I guess.
As long as companies are up front about what you can and can't do with their product, and what the penalties are for breaking that agreement, so people know what the consequences are I have no problems with limiting usages of products.
Again, just don't buy them if you don't like how they work. I always avoided iPods and buying from iTunes for such reasons--now moot that it's DRM free. I just don't get the point of buying and hacking stuff--I just avoid leisure products that don't do what I want or have DRM I can't live with.
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