I guess you don't know the power of social media.
Apple's demographic is already leaving them after it was revealed the i-phone is really the spy-phone.
The individuals breaking the i-phones aren't going to convince them of anything. But if there is a big audience for this on social media then it actually could influence Apple to stop trying to legislate where they can't innovate.
http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/8/83/World_Wide_Smartphone_Sales.pngI think when I was learning MS-DOS 6.0 in 1994 you did not even existed.
LOL at "it actually could influence Apple to stop trying to legislate" followed by some random graph.
You do not even know what are you talking about.
