Linked by Thom Holwerda on Wed 29th Jul 2009 17:10 UTC
The discussion around whether or not jailbreaking iPhones should be exempt from the DMCA has just reached a level of ridiculousness that words can't really describe any longer. As some of you might know, Apple and the Electronic Frontier Foundation are in a tussle with one another over whether or not the US Copyright Office should put an exemption in the DMCA allowing the jailbreaking of iPhones. Apple's reasoning for why no exemption should be made is rather... Over-the-top.
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2005-07-13
jail broken phone or not, if someone wants to screw with cell phone towers and take the phone to another carier bad enough they will. is the network more vulnerable. OMG making anonymous calls, oh my. give me a a break. why not take it up a notch apple, here i will give you an idea for your next headline (i am sure i will be sued later if they use this claming i coppied it from them), "warning! running OSX on non apple hardware could result in someone using the system to creat a large enough electro magnetic pulse to end the technological world as we know it!!!?" (paid for by the Apple vs. Pystar compaign)