That's exactly what buying a product is. You are letting the seller make the decisions for you, the alternative is building it yourself where you have the full freedom to do anything.
Your job as a consumer is to decide what sellers you think are aligned with your needs or when to build yourself.
What I can’t figure out is why computers include input devices when you aren’t supposed to be making any decisions about how they’re used.
"refrigerate after opening"
"don't eat grapefruit when taking this medication"
"please use seatbelts"
"keep your passwords safe" or "use password managers"
There is a joke, well semi-joke, in product liability circles that every warning label you see on a ladder is because someone won a $10 million lawsuit because people fell down using a ladder.
Things break. Nothing is perfect.
(edited to add the ladder example)