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Apple makes it pretty clear to developers that trademarked terms are not to be used in keywords. It's not illegal to smoke indoors. But if you smoke inside my
by jimboyoungblood 17y ago
Apple makes it pretty clear to developers that trademarked terms are not to be used in keywords.
It's not illegal to smoke indoors. But if you smoke inside my house, I will ask you to leave. Do you have a problem with that?
- alex_c 17y agoIf you're all smiles one moment, and throw a temper tantrum about it the next... then completely forget about it five minutes later... or if you call me 2 weeks later to complain that I smoked at your house... or if you kick me out while someone else is using your couch as an ashtray... then I would probably stop visiting, anyway.
- jimboyoungblood 17y agoDon't worry, I have a large "No Smoking" sign taped on the front door.
- joezydeco 17y agoDing! Now if you're smoking and Jim forgets to remind you, that doesn't mean you are automatically allowed to smoke there anytime you want, as are any future guests. It only means Jim didn't catch you.
- tici_88 17y agoYou can ban smoking in your house all your want, but once you sell it is up to the next owner to decide the smoking policy. Apple doesn't own your iPhone - it is the user who does. Neither does Apple own the app made by the developer. Neither is Apple a part of the US court system. Then what's their job in meddling with all of the above? It should not be legal for Apple to control a device that you fully paid for and own any more than Microsoft gets to decide what applications you should run on your PC.