You won't be able to switch it off for long. See how many phones still have that option! [1]
In the end what matters is always money. Always.
What brings more money? TiVo or buyer-owned device? You think 5% of technically competent potential buyers would make a difference when the 95% illiterate users will just replace the product no questions asked?
It started as a fight against piracy and half-competent users that break their own systems (and the company's systems too, like you said). But slowly the industry sees that there's more money to be made if the same technology can provide a belivable argument in right to repair and planned obsolescence court cases.
[1] https://github.com/melontini/bootloader-unlock-wall-of-shame
Get back to me when it actually happens, because I've been hearing that line for about 15 years now and it has not happened.
The reality is that PC's address the needs of a fundamentally different market than "TiVo"s or even mobile phones. While most could, and probably should, be using secure boot noone seems to be eager to take away the option to disable it.