> So yes run your own OS, but if you bought a product and expect its software to do things its creators are clear it doesn’t do, then that’s on you.

That's the point being argued here. They doing all they can to not let this happen. You are saying as if there's still an option to do this.

It gets even worse, because inside the OS, you are their lap dog. They are enforcing options to curb any form of competition. Technology is being forcefully crippled so they can resort monopolistic forms of control.

And with the other hand they teach you to like it in a paternalistic way.