Kamis, 27 Juni 2013

DMCA: Jailbreak or Root Smartphone is Legal, But Not Tablets.

Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA) eventually determined that the jailbreak or root your smartphone remains legal to do, at least up to 3 years. This is thanks to the victory of EFF, the agency that defends the rights of consumers in the digital world.
DMCA: Jailbreak atau Root Smartphone itu Legal, Tetapi Tablet Tidak

Previous jailbreak or root your smartphone is legalized by the DMCA, but rules out this year. That prompted the EFF to ask for an extension in order to jailbreak or root your smartphone remains legalized. With this victory, then everyone is free to do the jailbreak or rooting your smartphone up to 3 years. After 3 years? I believe the EFF would do the same again as this time ^ ^
Marcia Hofmann, EFF senior staff said:
"If you buy a gadget, the gadget is fully yours, you can install any software you want without fear of legal problems"
To jailbreak or root on a smartphone allows you to install the operating system or application freely. For example, by doing a jailbreak on your iPhone, you can install a variety of applications that do not exist in the App Store freely.

But unfortunately, this rule does not apply to the tablet. Owner tablet according to the DMCA, it is not allowed to perform the jailbreak or rooting on the tablet he had bought. Ouch!

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