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That's an interesting point. Now's a good time to say IANAL and I'm just speculating, but as I understand it they're not really arguing that Apple's security m
by pius 18y ago
That's an interesting point. Now's a good time to say IANAL and I'm just speculating, but as I understand it they're not really arguing that Apple's security measures are illegal, but that their business practices are illegal; Apple is entitled to have whatever security they'd like. If that's true, then the DMCA violation would still stand.
- wright 18y agoNah, the DMCA bites the bucket in cases like that. It was already overturned for a garage door opener and a printer manufacturer. You can't claim DMCA protection in cases where you are simply trying to shut out competition. Others are allowed to be interoperable.