Where is it stated that you have a "right" to an iphone? You buy it on Apple's terms or you don't buy it. As in any commercial transaction if the parties don't agree on the terms you don't do the deal. Just because you don't like the terms you can't pretend you will abide by them and then hack the phone after the fact to evade the terms of the contract. I have not reviewed the terms of sale but I can almost guarantee that they include a term that you will not hack the phone. If you do, you are in breach. Should apple brick your phone? If they are, no. But they were betting that people would not sue them for breaking their terms as the purchaser breached the contract first. Equity requires clean hands.
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