Well DUH..I would have installed it..Id rather have a beta jailbreak then nothing at all
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Well DUH..I would have installed it..Id rather have a beta jailbreak then nothing at all
I'm still not sure why you haven't been banned from this site yet. You obviously don't even deserve an account to post with. Do us all a favor and delete this account too, like you did with all the rest.
He was only a few days off from releasing anyway. It was gonna be patched soon anyway so it makes no difference. Plus if a random person found that site, I'm sure apple and their far superior tech skills probably got their hands on it too.
No man, you know what, it sucks to be you.
Your a dishonorable person who got a boner for10 minutes by releasing a beta program, without permission and surely only for the brief attention you got. Your basically a selfish and clearly self serving person by even your own account.
I do believe you have lost a respect on the forum, if you had any in the first place, that is.
i would put money on the majority of folks here voting to have you banned for life which is what you deserve for your reckless and juvinile behavior.
Well I guess we can still downvote his posts into oblivion and just discredit all his future posts...although everyone now knows he's a complete tool anyway.
Why would I get banned? I did not break any forum rules. All I did was take a file from a public website (comex's site) and upload it to my website and made a video. I would have never got the file if Comex did not have it online. It's not like I broke into his house and stole it from the hard drive. It was publicly available to EVERYONE on the Internet.
If I leave my car on a public street and forget to lock the door, is it legal to take it?
Just because someone does not protect their belongings properly doesn't give you the right to take them.
Sued under what circumstance? That they downloaded something he posted on the Internet out there to be accessed?
after a whole day reading the 'leak' i've done some research online as well.
i found the following website regarding 4.3.3 jailbreak, i am sure it must be fake, but as a newbie i totally have no clue.
http://i0n1c.com/ipad2.html
http://jailbreakzone.com/files/jbme3/
i found the following website regarding 4.3.3 jailbreak, i am sure it must be fake, but as a newbie i totally have no clue.
http://i0n1c.com/ipad2.html
http://jailbreakzone.com/files/jbme3/
Who the hell do you think you are? MultiMediaWill should stop responding to this self righteous kid. Who cares if you're "ticked." Its none of your business what was leaked. Everyones making a big deal of nothing and all the attention seekers are coming out of the woodwork.
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People who tell others to google answers on a discussion and information forum clearly dont understand what a discussion forum is.
People who tell others to google answers on a discussion and information forum clearly dont understand what a discussion forum is.
People who don't understand how to use a search function in a forum don't understand it either.
No, it wasn't. Comex hadn't released the URL of the directory the files were in. I've designed a few websites, and at some point, you have to upload the website files to a web server to do final testing. And you can't really password protect those files either, since you are designing the website for all users, and you have to test it under the same conditions as for those users -- ie, no password. So I upload the files, and give out the URL to my beta testers. And hope nobody stumbles onto my files before I'm ready to release my website to the general public. So just because a file is online doesn't mean it's publicly available. Most of the time, just not giving out the URL is good enough to keep the files from becoming public, and that's clearly what Comex thought too, though in this case, he was sadly mistaken.
People who do not understand the difference between "your" and "you're" should be taken out back and beaten.
You should go ahead and check out this website (You can even do it on your "Jailbroken iPad 2) But you broke the law, and are bragging about it all over (Sounds like a confection to me...) I think it would be so funny to see comex using the funds from the donations to make you pay for your stunt...
http://www.copyright.gov/help/faq/
HAHA, this reminds me of when Gizmodo "got their knickers in a twist" about the ethics of taking a leaked prototype (beta) of an iPhone a year ago, haha.
Same logic, same people thinking it's okay. The only way to obtain intellectual or physical property LEGALLY is through legitimate channels.
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He doesn't have to. If you took the time to read the FAQ at the link provided, you would have seen the following info.
Comex didn't have to do anything, his work was copyrighted from the moment he created that PDF file.