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That metaphor would make sense only if the only place you could by Coke was at the Coke company store. I'm fairly sure there are lots of places that sell both Pepsi tee shirts as well as Coke products.

Let us side load apps, and we'll stop bitching about Apple store practices.



There are lots of places that only sell one, too. Restaurants frequently sell only one or the other, in large part due to anticompetitive agreements when making the sales contracts.

A quick Google brings up: http://www.wright.edu/~tdung/coke-italy.htm


Honestly I don't think either metaphor makes much sense. It is what it is, and there's no analogy to soft drinks or t-shirts.



I think the point is something Apple-sanctioned. Most people want to be able to put apps on their phone without violating terms of service agreements..


I think it would actually be fine if they didn't sanction it, and had it violate the warranty (at least), but allowed it (and hid the setting somewhere).


You think they actually read those things?


Jailbreaking still requires work and is a potential risk to the working state of your device, even if Apple didn't disallow it.




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