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  1. #1
    Mutlley
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    FYI.

    http://www.wired.com/news/culture/0,...w=wn_tophead_6

    "Last week, I was contacted by a small company that I'll call Unlocko.
    Unlocko sells software that "unlocks" mobile phones so owners can
    select different cellular providers on the same handset. The company
    had received a cease-and-desist letter from a large mobile phone
    provider, which I'll call CellPhoneCo.

    Like most U.S. cellular providers, CellPhoneCo electronically locks
    the handsets it sells so the phones can only be used with
    CellPhoneCo's service. CellPhoneCo claims that the sale of unlocking
    software is illegal."



    See More: Interesting article about the DMCA and unlocking cell phones ..




  2. #2
    Steve Sobol
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    Re: Interesting article about the DMCA and unlocking cell phones..

    Mutlley wrote:

    > Like most U.S. cellular providers, CellPhoneCo electronically locks
    > the handsets it sells so the phones can only be used with
    > CellPhoneCo's service. CellPhoneCo claims that the sale of unlocking
    > software is illegal."


    Perhaps they could get one of their attorneys to cite the applicable federal
    or state laws. Perhaps you should ask them to do so.

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