But there are options when you talk about computer software. When a company renders equipment like a television that you bought completely unusable, so they can force their anti-litigation agenda, that is against the law. There was nothing in the packaging of the television that warned consumers that one day, "Roku programming company might decide to brick your new tv. We have no idea when that will be, but just so you know....." And since you used the example of a computer software, what if you agreed to their terms when you first bought it, then the software company did just this...one day, out of the blue, changed it to something you now longer agree to? They just turned your $3000 computer into garbage can bling.
Consumers DO have rights, you know. That is exactly what the BBB, FTC and FCC is about...protecting the CONSUMER from fraudulent practices, just like this one. But if everybody just sighs, tosses the tv and buys a new one, or agrees to their whims, you won't for long.
