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It isn't yours if you don't control it. Period. You can use it only by the grace of Apple. If Apple decides you shouldn't use it anymore, it's bricked. If Apple
by drcube 14y ago
It isn't yours if you don't control it. Period. You can use it only by the grace of Apple. If Apple decides you shouldn't use it anymore, it's bricked. If Apple goes out of business, your iphone is worthless. That isn't ownership. Not in my book, at least. Maybe your definition is different.
- Steko 14y ago"You can use it only by the grace of Apple. If Apple decides you shouldn't use it anymore, it's bricked." If Apple bricked my phone tomorrow I would return it for nothing less then a full refund. So yeah, you're just making things up. "If Apple goes out of business, your iphone is worthless." Why does my iphone stop working if Apple goes out of business? This is just silliness. "Maybe your definition is different." My definition is the same as the lay definition. There are radios you can buy that only tune into the NOAA Weather stations. Conversely most radios aren't able to pick up these as they are broadcast outside the normal AM/FM bands. However no one claims they don't own their radio because they can't tune into stations on a different part of the band and no one claims they don't own their weather radio because they can't tune into commercial stations. Instead people realize that when they bought a weather radio which only plays one station that was part of the purchase decision. Anyone claiming non-ownership in this context is just flat out wrong.