$.99 more just to make an already purchased iTunes song a ringtone, gimme a break. I rather just use some mod/hack software to enable it. [Link] (0)
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No iPhone updates until next week when we get over the air iTunes. Until then every user of App Tapp can just not update the firmware or do a hard reset, upgrade teh fw then update App Tapp when the makers update their firmware mod.. that's assuming we'll see a firmware mod and not a software update.
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Maybe I misinterpreted your reoccurring questions about Apple breaking hacks/mods for their devices as a theme to directly prove a point, rather then general curiosity.
It's sort of a irrelevant anyways because if Apple pushed out a firmware fix for their products the modders will just work around whatever changes there are, e.g. AppleTV updates made some mods even easier to install and had better functionality because of the recent updates.
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But seriously, I am curious about it. It will be an interesting race to watch, because although it seems right now that the modders are keeping up with them pretty easily (on the aTV + iPhone), there are other more drastic measures that they could take (involving encryption, etc.)
One of the more interesting parts to this back and forth is the question of why they don't do that.
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