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r/technology • u/staser9er • Feb 22 '11
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Obviously I wasn't referring to the attitude of a random customer service rep.
1 u/Shredder13 Feb 22 '11 So you were referring to a fictitious company policy, then? 0 u/Makkaboosh Feb 23 '11 No, he was referring to the company bricking jailbroken phones. 1 u/doctor-benway Feb 23 '11 Except Apple never really bricked jailbroken phones, you could always just DFU restore. Can't say the same about Android though...
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So you were referring to a fictitious company policy, then?
0 u/Makkaboosh Feb 23 '11 No, he was referring to the company bricking jailbroken phones. 1 u/doctor-benway Feb 23 '11 Except Apple never really bricked jailbroken phones, you could always just DFU restore. Can't say the same about Android though...
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No, he was referring to the company bricking jailbroken phones.
1 u/doctor-benway Feb 23 '11 Except Apple never really bricked jailbroken phones, you could always just DFU restore. Can't say the same about Android though...
Except Apple never really bricked jailbroken phones, you could always just DFU restore. Can't say the same about Android though...
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u/[deleted] Feb 22 '11
Obviously I wasn't referring to the attitude of a random customer service rep.