Jailbreaking iPhone Not A Crime Says U.S. Government

The Library of Congress Copyright Office ruling refutes Apple's contention that iPhone buyers are licensees of the technology, not owners, and thereby bound by the company's licensing agreement.

InformationWeek
Jul 26, 2010
The U.S. government has given iPhone users the green light to crack Apple's electronic protections to sign up with wireless service providers other than those that have partnered with Apple.

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