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Originally Posted by Apache
I avoided this since I was using a Zune back then. It recently died and I bought an iPod Classic 160GB. I hate iTunes, but I wanted something that would hold all of my music and podcasts. I bought more music from Amazon than I did from Apple. I would be seriously upset if they had done this to me. I would not have lost anything though since all of my music and podcasts are backed up in multiple locations.
When I saw this I was not surprised that they did it although I did wonder how they thought they would be able to keep anyone from discovering their crime.
Apache
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Yeah... not surprised 'cos it's Apple... love the open minds round here...
Do you believe everything you read on the net / in the papers / on TV???
Apple didn't delete anything, they advised a "factory reset" because sync revealed music that had a hacked version of their DRM... No iPod has/or has had any problems with DRM free music from anywhere... I've never bought any music from Apple and use iTunes as well with absolutely no problems...
"...discovering their crime." great pejorative language about a total non-event especially as the plaintiffs look to have perpetrated a fraud themselves since it seems their iPods were purchased outside the period they are complaining about...
Still, it's only Apple... the greatest threat to the integrity of the world...
