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These practices collectively undermine consumer ownership and foster a landscape where corporations retain ongoing control over products long after sale.
These practices collectively undermine consumer ownership and foster a landscape where corporations retain ongoing control over products long after sale.
=== Conclusion ===
Peloton's used equipment activation fee represents an aspect of modern consumer challenges in the era of connected devices. While the company frames the fee as an enhancement to user experience, it raises fundamental questions about ownership, fairness, and the future of consumer rights in the digital age. By undermining the First Sale Doctrine, Peloton's policy highlights the urgent need for stronger protections of consumer rights in an increasingly connected world.


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