I love this story. iFixit knowingly violates a messed up TOS, and the only outcome that happens is their app is taken down, which results in free press. Even i

I love this story. iFixit knowingly violates a messed up TOS, and the only outcome that happens is their app is taken down, which results in free press. Even if you call the TOS an NDA (which iFixit didn't post, which is kind of annoying), you do have to wonder, what did Apple expect to happen? iFixit has been publishing teardowns and helping people repair Apple products for close to a decade.