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<blockquote data-quote="bobtomay" data-source="post: 494349" data-attributes="member: 24160"><p>After listening to the last couple of Macbreaks' weekly podcasts - would say this - for those experienced, you can go ahead and go for putting whatever you like on your iphone (probably would be doing the same if I had one) - </p><p></p><p>At the same time that Leo Laporte has done some hacks on an extra phone he was given and has them working - he also stated no way was he doing this to his personal phone.</p><p></p><p>Think I have to agree with Leo, that we as consumers, when we buy a piece of hardware, have the right to do with it as we want. However, when using it in a manner not designed and it breaks, at that point, we have no right to think the manufacturer has to repair it under warranty. There will be some (like myself) that are always wanting to stretch the limit of a new toy, there are others, that don't want or can't afford for that toy to break and have to pay to have it fixed or have a "brick" - so just consider, which are you before you begin hacking, overclocking, etc. any piece of electronic hardware you may get.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="bobtomay, post: 494349, member: 24160"] After listening to the last couple of Macbreaks' weekly podcasts - would say this - for those experienced, you can go ahead and go for putting whatever you like on your iphone (probably would be doing the same if I had one) - At the same time that Leo Laporte has done some hacks on an extra phone he was given and has them working - he also stated no way was he doing this to his personal phone. Think I have to agree with Leo, that we as consumers, when we buy a piece of hardware, have the right to do with it as we want. However, when using it in a manner not designed and it breaks, at that point, we have no right to think the manufacturer has to repair it under warranty. There will be some (like myself) that are always wanting to stretch the limit of a new toy, there are others, that don't want or can't afford for that toy to break and have to pay to have it fixed or have a "brick" - so just consider, which are you before you begin hacking, overclocking, etc. any piece of electronic hardware you may get. [/QUOTE]
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