It is not a question of fanboys. It's a concern of consumer rights. If you were to blind to see the blatant violation of consumer rights with the Xbox One, I feel very sorry for you. If you want to join the heard of sheeple that allow corporations to take over their lives with crap like this then go ahead, make 1984 a reality for yourself.

Personally I like to question what I'm getting or going to believe in. I like the idea of actually owning the device I buy and not licensing to use that device. Remember this is essentially what Microsoft was going to do with the Xbox One. They were essentially going to license it to you; if you did anything to get yourself banned or have your account locked otherwise, you'd loose access to EVERYTHING associated with that account; even the games you purchased at RETAIL and still have PHYSICAL versions of. They were going to apply the digital DRM model to physical games! I'm sorry...NO. This isn't right one single bit.

The DRM was many to mitigate piracy and the fact it ate into used game re-saleability was just a bonus feature to get publishers on board. The ONLY, and I mean ONLY, people to benefit from Microsoft's now defunct model for the Xbox One is publishers and Microsoft, NOT YOU. YOU ARE LOOSING YOUR RIGHTS! The RIGHT to resell, trade or do what you wish to what you BOUGHT and PAID good money for.

Consoles are already inherently more difficult than PCs to pirate/copy games so this level of BS is not needed. I'm not saying it's non-existent just more difficult and usually requires some level of technical skill and hard-modding; PC's just require a cracked EXE that can be easily downloaded.

Don't ever put up with anti-consumer BS like this and always fight back.