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If users want to jailbreak their devices, that's up to them. Apple doesn't stop you from doing anything with your device, Apple thugs won't break your kneecaps
by karpierz 6y ago
If users want to jailbreak their devices, that's up to them.
Apple doesn't stop you from doing anything with your device, Apple thugs won't break your kneecaps if you subvert their restrictions.
- izacus 6y ago> Apple doesn't stop you from doing anything with your device, Apple thugs won't break your kneecaps if you subvert their restrictions. Apple has added code that's explicitly built just to prevent running code without their approval. They even add code that prevents usage of compatible periphelas that don't have their own DRM chip. They've built dedicated hardware just to lock you out of doing "anything" with your device. That's a really really bizarre definition of "doesn't stop you".
- orangecat 6y agoIf users want to jailbreak their devices, that's up to them. Only because of a temporary DMCA exemption that Apple has consistently opposed. If they had their way, jailbreaking would be a federal crime.