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Because Apple still doesn't allow that? That said, I'd love to see a Blade Hackintosh (has it been done?)

• Sephr 12y ago
  Just because it's against their ToS doesn't mean that their ToS is enforceable. If you purchase a legitimate license to OS X and only use it on personally owned hardware that you keep in your possession (unlike that company that tried to sell Hackintoshes a couple years ago), it's very unlikely that Apple could ever have a legal case against you.
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  • otterley 12y ago
    Your interpretation of the law is wrong. "Click-wrap" licenses have been held enforceable for over 15 years. See, e.g., ProCD v. Zeidenberg, 86 F.3d 1447 (7th Cir. 1996).
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