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the ability to Root/Jailbreak your phone, legally, is an exemption from the DMCA which might expire soon, -- (link)
Posted by
tRuMaN (aka Truman)
Jan 25 '12, 12:49
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http://gizmodo.com/5879180/jailbreaking-or-rooting-your-phone-could-become-illegal-again-fight-it
(gizmodo.com)
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I must have been reading company sites because I thought it was illegal. -- nm
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Mel Profit
Jan 25, 12:51
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As far as I knew you were only voiding your warranty not doing anything illegal. Not sure how they can tell me I can't wipe out the OS and do whatever
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Krusty
Jan 25, 12:57
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I may have replaced "void your warranty" with "illegal". -- nm
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Mel Profit
Jan 25, 12:58
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see, now you are posting like zeitgeist -- nm
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zeitgeist
Jan 25, 13:01
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*quietly looks around for a place to wander off to and end it all.* -- nm
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Mel Profit
Jan 25, 13:06
technically its illegal of tablet computers (a strange nuance i guess) -- nm
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tRuMaN
Jan 25, 12:53
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