This has to do with the "moss" debacle. Apple is treading a very thin line on bricking over an unlock and I think they are realizing the backlash is coming. Seems like they just might have to do this to keep the class action from coming as doing this brick lock violates federal law in regards to the moss law.
I'm sorry, but
WTF?
How on earth can a class action lawsuit be coming?
Legally, Apple have doing nothing wrong. Customers with 'bricked' phones have
purposefully and
knowingly broken their license agreement by installing software or hacking their phone, which Apple clearly state that doing so will invalidate the warranty.
And what on earth posesses people over in the US to talk about bringing a lawsuit every damn time they get a little bit hissy that something's unfair?
This just irritates me, completely. How you can expect to break the license agreement and invalidate your warranty
and still expect something to be done is beyond me.
If you installed a set of wheels on your car that made the axles bend out of shape, would you take the car back to the manufacturer and demand they replace them? You sure as hell wouldn't, because it's not covered by the
limited warranty as they are commonly called. Same thing.