We've always considered jailbreaking well within the bounds of legal iPhone use, but if you've ever been concerned that jailbreaking your iPhone wasn't actually legit, the New York Times reports that The Library of Congress' Copyright Office has officially deemed jailbreaking exempt 'from a 1998 federal law that prohibits people from bypassing technical measures that companies put on their products to prevent unauthorized uses.' More »
Monday, July 26, 2010
Is It Legal to Jailbreak and Unlock Your Cellphone? Copyright Office Officially Says, "Yes" [IPhone]
Is It Legal to Jailbreak and Unlock Your Cellphone? Copyright Office Officially Says, "Yes" [IPhone]: "
We've always considered jailbreaking well within the bounds of legal iPhone use, but if you've ever been concerned that jailbreaking your iPhone wasn't actually legit, the New York Times reports that The Library of Congress' Copyright Office has officially deemed jailbreaking exempt 'from a 1998 federal law that prohibits people from bypassing technical measures that companies put on their products to prevent unauthorized uses.' More »
We've always considered jailbreaking well within the bounds of legal iPhone use, but if you've ever been concerned that jailbreaking your iPhone wasn't actually legit, the New York Times reports that The Library of Congress' Copyright Office has officially deemed jailbreaking exempt 'from a 1998 federal law that prohibits people from bypassing technical measures that companies put on their products to prevent unauthorized uses.' More »
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