There seems to be a lot more talk of cracked apps and programs that install them lately. I have a few things to say.
First of all, that's prohibited here and I'm in favor of banning all of you who do this immediately and permanently. When I tell people that my iPhone is jailbroken they immediately assume that I'm doing something illegal because of what you people are doing. I jailbroke my phone for functionality and customization- period.
Second. Creating a "trial version" does not justify stealing apps even temporarily. You are on a platform where a typical app is $0.99 or $1.99. How cheap do you have to be to not consider this getting the final product for a trial price? If you buy one lousy game for Wii or PS3, you're looking at $30/$40/$50 bucks or more. Many apps offer "lite" versions for free. If you want trial versions or your money back go to Android. That's not the way the game is played here.
Third. The latest ruling by the Library of Congress validates jailbreaking not cracking or stealing. You are stealing from the authors of the app. This is no different than if they walked up to you on the street and took your iPhone and put it in their pocket and walked away.
I encourage all of the moderators here to continue to immediately ban permanently anyone who asks for advice or contributes to those types of threads.
Grow up people. You're going to ruin the jailbreak community for the rest of us.
First of all, that's prohibited here and I'm in favor of banning all of you who do this immediately and permanently. When I tell people that my iPhone is jailbroken they immediately assume that I'm doing something illegal because of what you people are doing. I jailbroke my phone for functionality and customization- period.
Second. Creating a "trial version" does not justify stealing apps even temporarily. You are on a platform where a typical app is $0.99 or $1.99. How cheap do you have to be to not consider this getting the final product for a trial price? If you buy one lousy game for Wii or PS3, you're looking at $30/$40/$50 bucks or more. Many apps offer "lite" versions for free. If you want trial versions or your money back go to Android. That's not the way the game is played here.
Third. The latest ruling by the Library of Congress validates jailbreaking not cracking or stealing. You are stealing from the authors of the app. This is no different than if they walked up to you on the street and took your iPhone and put it in their pocket and walked away.
I encourage all of the moderators here to continue to immediately ban permanently anyone who asks for advice or contributes to those types of threads.
Grow up people. You're going to ruin the jailbreak community for the rest of us.