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They are both violating licenses authored by Apple to protect their copyright. In one case, the APSL, in the other, an EULA.
by cowsandmilk 12y ago
They are both violating licenses authored by Apple to protect their copyright. In one case, the APSL, in the other, an EULA.
- bjackman 12y agoMatekCopatek's point is that just because you are breaking Apple's bullshit licenses agreement, doesn't mean you are breaking the law.