If you add equipment to my vehicle or alter equipment already on my vehicle that should absolutely require a warrant/court order.
-tin foil hat time:
I see this as a slippery slope subject. If they can do this without court oversight what's to stop them in the future from increasing the...
Magazines that hold more than 10 rounds aren't illegal in most states - not to mention cheap. And don't forget the spring, follower, and baseplate.
And I'd like to see how long a lower receiver made on one of those non-professionally rated units with substandard material would hold up under...
My first thought also.
And why is this any different from spending real money on those silly Facebook games or preordering "ultimate editions" from certain vendors for unlocks?
At least with this they ony get double XP for a certain amount of time. Who knows, they may have a crap match...
If you can prove damages the EULA violates your Seventh Amendment right to trial.
This policy of changing EULAs, changing how devices function, and what their capabilities are, while attempting to leave no recourse to the consumer is a very worrisome trend. All it will take is one or two...
I'd have the siren from the Ghostbuster's Ambulance, a tie fighter, the space turd from Star Trek 4, and a normal car approaching and driving away from you (Doppler Effect FTW!).
If American technologies really plans on frying the small fish first to make some money and establish precedent and then go after larger companies like Intel then it might be in those larger company's interests to assist the defendants named in the suit.
"Trying so hard to kill better. People really are stupid."
Good thing we don't have laser guided bombs, GPS guided bombs, etc. Then we'd still have to use artillery barrages and massive airstrikes by entire wings of bombers that puts more flight crews, civilians, and square miles of city in...
Yep, I only eat the lucky ones...
Seriously, it is something people should be more aware of. Industrialization and efficiency of scale have their place but some companies and farms carry it too far.