Unlocking Your Phone Is Illegal Starting Tomorrow

Eric Limer, Gizmodo
Fri, 01/25/2013 - 9:51am

#unlocking You may remember that last year, the DMCA exemption on unlocking phones was smacked down. Well it's going into effect this Saturday. So starting tomorrow, unlocking your phone will be officially illegal. Yay. More »

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