• Kairos
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    5 months ago

    I don’t think it is because TOS. It would become illegal if they insinuate otherwise (such as stating they will send back your phone once they’re done such as in advertising.)

    Edit: oh right warranty restrictions/regulations never mind.

    • FuglyDuck
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      745 months ago

      Do you really not send your phone off for repair without the expectation that it’s returned when the repairs are complete?

      Refusing to service modified hardware is one thing. Keeping the device is theft, and no ToS has the power to change that.

      • @hoshikarakitaridia
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        225 months ago

        Reminds me a bit of ASUS’ current bold strategy to hold customers ransom over their graphics cards through pressure and deception.

        Sounds pretty unenforceable to me.

        • bluGill
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          295 months ago

          Magnuson-Moss comes to mind. non oem parts cannot be used to deny warranty coveragi

        • @[email protected]
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          125 months ago

          The same ones preventing me from opening “Joe Bob’s Pet Grooming and Laptop Repair Emporium” and then stipulating on the 3rd page of the TOS that I get to take ownership of anything that arrives on a Thursday.

        • @frickineh
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          115 months ago

          One would assume all the laws against theft. Because that’s what it would be.