The OS and hardware are parts of the whole.
So you're phrasing it wrong.
I should have the ability to run any code I want on my smart phone that I own.
And to my clear, I own my smart phone. You own your smart phone. Any EULA to the contrary should be null and void.
Now, if you want to install Linux on that hardware you should be allowed to do so.
The OS and hardware are parts of the whole.
So you're phrasing it wrong.
I should have the ability to run any code I want on my smart phone that I own.
And to my clear, I own my smart phone. You own your smart phone. Any EULA to the contrary should be null and void.