Miguel de Icaza

I hope @CorelliumHQ and Apple will find an arrangement. Corellium is an awesome piece of software that really ease research. It promotes iOS, its kernel, and development in many ways. It is even included in IDA Pro as a debugger now!

I’m not sure how that’s relevant here. The legal case seems pretty straightforward Apple is an integrated platform company. They do not license their OS separate from their hardware Apple differentiates using software, and *monetizes* via their own hardware

Apple lawyers tricked the audience by not using the right terms to express what Corellium is. Compare it to VMWare and their ESX servers. They did not copy iOS. Corellium run the IPSW that everyone can download from the web.

Stop with the nonsense Apple does not license their software separate from their hardware. Their software is licensed for use only on their own hardware Apple is an *integrated* platform company. They differentiate using software. But monetize off their bundled hardware

By redistributing Apple’s software to their Corellium’s own paying customers negating the need to buy Apple’s hardware Is forbidden. And is legally theft and then profiting off stolen IP This is simple

How is it legally theft?

Apple differentiates with their software. But monetizes off their own hardware They’re an integrated company. They don’t license their software separate from their own hardware. It’s forbidden