There isn't a clause about deactivating your device, but there is one about remotely removing apps from it. That ability does exist, but they have yet to use it in over 6 years. Don't forget, in legal terms, the software on that device is still Apple's. You're just leasing it from them. The hardware is the only thing that's actually yours.
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There isn't a clause about deactivating your device, but there is one about remotely removing apps from it. That ability does exist, but they have yet to use it in over 6 years. Don't forget, in legal terms, the software on that device is still Apple's. You're just leasing it from them. The hardware is the only thing that's actually yours.
