The Right to Run
If you own a computer, you should have the right to run whatever programs you want on it.
I always thought that this was something natural yet Google is doing the developer registration and spotify is dmca'ing/suing? revanced team just for skipping some lines of code.
it is my computer and if I want to run a open source software from f-droid, I should be able to without one of the largest companies in the world meddling in the way.
If I want to run spotify in revanced, the developers shouldn't be sued for just skipping some lines of code. Theoretically it breaches on my rights to run software.
Its my computer,my phone, my devices and I want to run whatever I want with it. I paid for it completely and I want to use it completely.
Yet more and more, its becoming as if your device is becoming something similar to license, like they are making us think that we haven't bought a phone, we have licensed it and there is a big difference.
They might want to slowly extract into even more of our rights to somehow sell a phone as a subscription even after buying it and what not, god.
Imagine google packages up a developer service where for 5 bucks we could side load the apps, that WE ONCE COULD DIRECTLY.
This isn't far off. But we have made almost our hardware like a service and that saddens me/violates my rights and I want to fight against them. Fuck big corpos. Fuck google.
Its my damn computer and none of your damn business saying what I have to do with my own computer. I paid for it completely and I am gonna use it completely.