Most users are more comfortable with computers that are toasters, not (hackable) general purpose machines.
The flexibility to hack implies the flexibility to be owned. Users don't want to get owned. They hate that so much they'd voluntary choose an owner
I can assure you most people don't think about their tech choices long enough to conclude anything like this.
Most users are more comfortable with computers that are toasters, not (hackable) general purpose machines.
The flexibility to hack implies the flexibility to be owned. Users don't want to get owned. They hate that so much they'd voluntary choose an owner