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Originally Posted by Burninator
What about the Xbox example? I haven't seen anyone say something contrary to that.
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OK, first off I'm not into gaming so I only have a peripheral understanding of those issues. But I'm thinking that the Xbox has a primary use off the network; whereas the iPhone's primary use is on the network.
I also don't think there are any terms and conditions with buying an Xbox (in fact when I bought an Xbox 360 for a buddy's wedding gift, they just took cash), whereas any time I've bought a cell phone I had to sign a contract. And on my Telus contract I had to agree to not reverse engineer the device; even though I paid cash for it- ie month to month price.