Then I bought a printer with a port for receiving an infrared signal. When I phoned the printer company to point out that their manual said nothing about how to use this feature, their technical support guy seemed to think I was being unreasonable in expecting them or the computer company to tell me what to do, because Microsoft makes the software that operates this feature and I should ask them how to operate it. Fortunately, I also have a desktop computer with an old-fashioned cord connected to the printer. Otherwise, I wouldn't be able to print anything. But they think it is crucial to understand just what the government should and should not do.
Government is the ultimate repository of force in a society.
That force can be used to see that a general framework of laws is followed and that contracts between private individuals are enforced. This is basically an umpire's role. Free market economists are against the government being a player-umpire. The two roles are incompatible. The government has no business saying what ought to be in the bundle that is sold to the customer.