[n6242]

Having a warranty or a return policy is not a human right either, yet companies are obligated by law to do it (at least here in Europe) because otherwise companies would just say "you knew what you were getting when you bought it" and not give a damn as long as they profit from it, just like apple is doing here.

[Longhanks]

You can only claim the warranty if you follow rules, such as: You didn’t willingly break the item. Violating this rule weaves the right to return the item (and getting your money back).

So why should Apple be forced to keep you on their platform if you willingly break their rules?

[cptaj]

They're not forced, but you should have a chance to defend yourself before they unilaterally take away your livelihood.

Mistakes DO happen, yknow?

Also, why are they freezing funds when banks cant do that? Seems illogical.