>The WORST thing Apple can do to you, is void your warranty. before that the "WORST" was much worse http://www.engadget.com/2010/07/26/library-of-congress-ad

>The WORST thing Apple can do to you, is void your warranty. before that the "WORST" was much worse http://www.engadget.com/2010/07/26/library-of-congress-adds-dmca-exception-for-jailbreaking-or-root/ http://www.engadget.com/2010/07/26/library-of-congress-adds-... And this is the main point of all these discussions. It isn't about technical obstacles put in place by Apple and difficulty to break them as it only adds more interest to process, It is about criminalizing the very act of analysis of the system, ie. an act of mental activity, applied to the system you're supposedly own. >I understand the need to confuse "ownership" with hackability, for the purposes of philosophizing on this site. We are all tinkerers. Nobody tries to confuse ownership and hackability. They are orthogonal. What people still trying to bend their minds around is the ownership and off-limit (for your mind) holes in that ownership established by DMCA.