AppleInsider reports that, in a filling with the US Copyright Office, Mozilla and Skype have added their voices of support to a request by the Electronic Frontier Foundation for an exemption to the Digital Millennium Copyright Act related to iPhone jailbreaking.
Mozilla's CEO, John Lilly, has previously said, "The [iPhone] SDK is very clear, that Flash and Firefox and other runtimes are not welcome on the iPhone." However he, "doubts Mozilla would venture into the iPhone even if the Copyright Office grants the DMCA exemption over jailbreaking."
Skype who has announced development of an iPhone application said this, "copyright law should not interfere with a user using his or her phone to run Skype and enjoy the benefits of low- or no-cost long-distance and international calling."
You can read more about the Electronic Frontier Foundation request for official acknowledgment of an exemption from the Digital Millennium Copyright Act for jailbreaking in our previous article.
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Mozilla's CEO, John Lilly, has previously said, "The [iPhone] SDK is very clear, that Flash and Firefox and other runtimes are not welcome on the iPhone." However he, "doubts Mozilla would venture into the iPhone even if the Copyright Office grants the DMCA exemption over jailbreaking."
Skype who has announced development of an iPhone application said this, "copyright law should not interfere with a user using his or her phone to run Skype and enjoy the benefits of low- or no-cost long-distance and international calling."
You can read more about the Electronic Frontier Foundation request for official acknowledgment of an exemption from the Digital Millennium Copyright Act for jailbreaking in our previous article.
Read More