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Remotely bricking hardware sucks and shouldn't be encouraged. They've locked up headsets of people who've criticized their policies, and even randomly do it to other people. I honestly don't really care that some VR headsets that I don't use have literal hardware DRM, but I'm worried that all tech companies will follow suit now that they can get away with it. Imagine not being able to start your car after violating an auto manufacturer's anti-disparagement clause by reading an article sympathetic to a union. For that reason I'm going to avoid any Facebook product on principle. I don't even care about the spying as much as I use WeChat already. 

That said when the thing gets rooted it'll probably be a good option.