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About LinkBacksBack in 2010 I've seen many sites and blogs posting, Sony has lost a lawsuit and jailbreaking would be officially legal in Spain, or something like that.
What's up with that? Wouldn't this mean that Sony couldn't sue devs living/working in Spain? Or did things have changed since then?
If I find that story again I will link it here.
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#1 Isn't jailbreaking officially legal in Spain?
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Isn't jailbreaking officially legal in Spain? –
04-24-2011,04:03 PM
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04-24-2011,04:36 PMGoogled source http://www.psu.com/forums/threads/24...ny...-in-spain
Original Source in Spanish:
http://www.nicagamerz.com/v6/news/71...ene-que-pagar/
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05-04-2011,11:40 AMyea its legal. I believe you still can't obviosly sell copyrighted material (games) as that is part of international laws. But they can sell a modded ps3 with no problem. There was a huge court case, and eventually led to the approval of it.
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