bobbert on 21 February 2011
All you people quoting the DMCA are right, that's what the law states. However, it has never been ruled whether that part of the law is constitutional or not. The only high profile cases resembling this was for CSS and the iPhone. iPhone went geohot's way. CSS wasn't appealed to the supreme court because in the initial statement, the first people that broke CSS specifically stated that they wanted to be able to copy DVDs and take profits away from the MPAA.
This is a copyright case, and he has never tried to undermine the ability of Sony to profit on the sales of their copyrighted works.
