Oh, I thought this sort of thing was only applicable to ebooks or drm-ed music/videos (permission to use, not ownership of items.) I didn't know the same logic was applicable to mobile phones... That sucks.well that's a relief! tnx, qtotter! i didn't want to have to go through all this again, just because the maker decided i hadn't actually bought the phone, i had just bought permission to use it, as long as it was how he wanted me to use it!
bloody USA judge who decided that must have been paid a small fortune to rule in favour of this! just what the entertainment industries and others wanted!! didn't care what the implications were or ow the industries would take the p**s out of customers!!