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It's likely enough that such a statement will be considered void when tested in EU court (as you can safely reverse engineer software for interoperability purpo
by seba_dos1 8y ago
It's likely enough that such a statement will be considered void when tested in EU court (as you can safely reverse engineer software for interoperability purposes) that I don't care.
- jcelerier 8y ago> (as you can safely reverse engineer software for interoperability purposes) but here you're not reverse engineering, you're copying proprietary software for which you don't have a license. Reverse engineering is allowed if you have the right to use the original software ; you certainly don't have the right to reverse-engineer e.g. a software that you would find on a CD somewhere in a park without a license attached.
- seba_dos1 8y agoWell, when it comes to me, I have a Mac for iOS builds anyway. It's far easier to build on Linux though, so I do it that way. I probably wouldn't care anyway, sorry Apple.