Considering the "circumvention" is inserting an SD card and turning it on, I doubt that would trigger the DMCA. The only question is whether the image that you

Considering the "circumvention" is inserting an SD card and turning it on, I doubt that would trigger the DMCA. The only question is whether the image that you burn to the card contains copyrighted B&N software, which I don't believe it does; it just installs additional software that grants root access. Installing the Android Market, Gmail, and other non-opensource Google apps is probably not legal, but Google has shown a deliberate lack of interest in preventing that.