Apple, AT&T served with class action suit over iPhone locking practices

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David @ Oct 10th 2007 6:04PM

I don't suffer from Apple induced Stockholm's syndrome. The argument goes like this. If you buy a new car and you install turbo then wind up blowing up your engine, it's not the dealer's responsibility. That's 100% correct. However, if your car is working fine with the turbo in it and you take your car in for routine service (like an oil change) - your dealer then sees the turbo and takes action to f up your engine so it's not functional anymore... this would be called illegal.

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