Thread: Are forced Firmware updates over the air illegal?
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Old 06-19-2009, 05:17 PM
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Re: Are forced Firmware updates over the air illegal?
I, personally, am going to have every firmware update within minutes of when it becomes available for manual download.

If the update "bricks my phone", for some reason, I will be at the Sprint store within several more minutes for a replacement. So it's not an issue to me.

Unless, I wreck on the way to the Sprint store... hmmm... hey you have a point.
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