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Android is certainly far from ideal, but in life we very rarely get the ideal. At least with Android I can take my business to another vendor if I disagree with
by cageface 14y ago
Android is certainly far from ideal, but in life we very rarely get the ideal. At least with Android I can take my business to another vendor if I disagree with a policy. And it may not be as open as I might like but there is still a world of difference between AOSP and what it enables and what is possible on iOS only through illegal hacks.
- saurik 14y ago(I feel like I should take offense at you calling what I do "illegal": while nothing is easily proven "legal"--one can always just sue and see if it sticks--jailbreaking iPhones does not break any obvious laws and even managed to get an explicit exemption from the strongest candidate, the DCMA.)
- cageface 14y agoI actually think jail breaking is a bad thing because it enables piracy and diminishes the appeal of less controlling alternatives. But I also think that it should be legal to do the kind of hacking you do so I support the method if not the results.