Apple was always against the jailbreaking and unlocking. Jailbreaking allows iOS device users to enjoy the freedom from the restrictions applied by Apple. United States government has declared jailbreaking and unlocking legal on 26th July, 2010. It was an unforgettable day for the jailbreaking community. From that day, jailbreak lovers have been jailbreaking their devices to enjoy the freedom. The only restriction to this law was that jailbreaking should not break the copyright laws of Apple. Jailbreaking exemption to the DMCA will be expired in this year, so the jailbreaking may become illegal again this year. In order to renew this exemption, Electronic Frontier Foundation has filed a request with the Copyright Office in the last month. Now Electronic Frontier Foundation is asking jailbreak lovers to submit their electronic voice petition against the law in order to keep the jailbreaking legal.
According to Electronic Frontier Foundation, Copyright Office requires to hear from the users those are depending on the ability to jailbreak to use, write and play with independent software for game consoles, smartphones, and tablets. U.S. Copyright Office is being asked by Electronic Frontier Foundation to declare that jailbreaking does not violate the DMCA. Charlie Miller, iOS developer and member of Electronic Frontier Foundation has been asking jailbreak lovers to send their comments to the Copyright Office via EFF website in order to keep the jailbreaking legal.
If you want to keep the jailbreaking legal and the enjoy the freedom then click here to fill the online form and submit your comments to the Copyright Office. In this form, you have to enter the number of comment of proposed classes of works to which you are responding. If you are writing about tablets or smartphones then enter “5″ or if you are writing about game consoles then enter “3″. You should submit your comments before 10th February.
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