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Originally Posted by woody14619 View Post
So if my band wants to send out free MP3s of our songs on the internet to get started, and encourage others to send it via Bluetooth to others for free, that's totally illegal? According to Apple it is... Just because you have a religious belief doesn't mean I should have to live by it. Same applies here.
I haven't heard of any explanation/excuses about the bluetooth situation. But they've been known to ride on technology/standards that they think are taking off and leaving things that are on the way out. Right now that's what they're doing with html5 vs flash.
Reference: Jobs' D8 interview.

Wrong. If you brick your iPhone you have no recourse but to return it to Apple. Right now Apple doesn't do a postmortem to see why it's dead, but if they change that policy, you're screwed.
How familiar are you of the iPhone's flashing procedure?
Have you heard of recovery mode? Can you point out a bricked-iphone story that's not due to hardware defect?

Yes, companies can change their policy to screw you. (read below)

They also don't have the device phone home, or intentionally shutdown if they find a root kit, but they could if they wanted to quite easily. The N900 has no such mechanism, and because they intentionally expect people to get root and alter their device, there's no worries about voiding the warranty if you do.
Have you read about the SMS auto-registration that's done by N900?

Jailbreaking an iPhone is taking a large risk. Up till now that risk has generally not had a harsh consequence if things went wrong, and that may or may not change in the future.
This sounds like FUD to me.
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