Hi!
4-Дек-2004 00:43 [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Johnson Lam) wrote to
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>> Dura lex, sed lex. Law applied notwitstanding, if there is (explicit)
>>lost of money/reputation. Issue is only will someone raise sue or not.
JL> In western world like US, maybe someone will think "carry out the law"
JL> is most important, but for Chinese, money is most important, so the
JL> local businessman will consider money as major reason.
I think, your local judges not think so (unless they are corrupted :).
>> There is not important - will you spread "breaked" data/materials or
>>analysis of "breaked" data. With DMCA, any virus maker _may_ sue antiviruses
>>producer, because they decrypt their production to make vacsine.
JL> In our case, we're not decrypting the ROM data, just trace the how the
JL> code run and make sure our own program won't conflict with it, will
JL> this break the US law? I'm no law expert so I really not sure.
Sure, experienced lawyer may find very strange reasons to sue you. :)
;( For example: distribution of materials, protected by copyright. Also,
some local laws does _not_ allow _any_ reverse engineering, even for making
compatability fixes in _your_ software.
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