The market licensing server's response has to be timestamped and
digitally signed already, or it would be useless (people could just
root phones and hack the routing tables to point at an imposter
licensing server, probably running locally on the phone)

Bret Foreman wrote:
> Not a bad idea, but a hacker could see the server's response come over
> the network and would probably detect me resending part of that
> response to my server. But an encrypted version of the license server
> response would work.
>
> > use market licensing and have the app forward the
> > license server's response to your server when it requests something
> > from you.
> >

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