Think: Why build a hackintosh?

This is not to say that Apple products are bad.

　I don’t know if it makes much sense to say what I as Hackintosher are doing.
　We just don’t like the current society where Apple is a bloated platformer that wins by itself, as Scott Galloway says.

　Apple says it values the customer, but the opposite is true: the customer is ignorant of everything, so they make useless things into expensive options.
　And I think it’s crazy that a single PC that you use to browse the web and edit videos costs 8 million yen, and that having one is a status symbol.
　Also, Apple bought an entire company that created a new innovation in programming, only to have Jobs deceive us by saying “we put all our technology into it”… and then, under the guise of beauty, 130,000 yen phones are already being bought by poor, overworked Japanese.
　This is one of the reasons I’m building Hackintosh.
　The other reason is that I find it interesting that macOS is a legitimate BSD-style hybrid kernel.

　And all the data is conveniently tied to the Apple product and cannot be intercepted by any other device. The T2 chip, which they say is for security, also requires a special code to disallow repairs by vendors who do not pay Apple for the patent. This means that hackers can’t replace replaceable devices by themselves…it’s like borrowing a Mac.
　Almost the same CPU, four times the SSD capacity, twice the memory, but not as fine LCD, on the other hand, the Mac has three ports of a standard that is not even used today, but when it comes to the three mainstream ports
　If it’s made by Apple, it’s 90,000 yen used, and if it’s made by NEC, it’s 30,000 yen hacked used 8,700 yen.
　What asset value is there in an information device with the same usability?