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The terms of receiving a transition device are now available [0]. As expected, receivers of the device essentially sign away all rights to show/benchmark the de
by kevindong 6y ago
The terms of receiving a transition device are now available [0]. As expected, receivers of the device essentially sign away all rights to show/benchmark the device.
> Section 2.2 No Other Permitted Uses
> ... You agree that neither You nor Your Authorized Developers will:
> ...
> (d) display, demonstrate, video, photograph, make any drawings or renderings of, or take any
images or measurements of or run any benchmark tests on the Developer Transition Kit (or allow
anyone else to do any of the foregoing), unless separately authorized in writing by Apple;
> (e) discuss, publicly write about, or post any reactions to or about the Developer Transition Kit (or
Your use of the Developer Transition Kit), whether online, in print, in person, or on social media,
unless separately authorized in writing by Apple;
[0]: https://developer.apple.com/terms/universal-app-quick-start-program/Developer-Universal-App-Quick-Start-Program.pdf https://developer.apple.com/terms/universal-app-quick-start-...
- abhorrence 6y agoThis is unsurprising. Both because it's Apple, but also because the kits are meant to enable testing on real hardware, not to be actual hardware.