Corellium CEO says Apple wants to "eliminate public jailbreaks"Apple's has made their next move in their fight against Corellium.
What you need to know
Corellium's CEO has written an open letter in response to Apple's lawsuit against the company.
The letter claims Apple is trying to stifle the jailbreaking community.
She also points out the benefits of security that jailbreaking has brought the company.
Back in August, Apple filed a lawsuit against Corellium, a software company that specializes in replicating iOS and selling it to security researchers. That lawsuit is gaining more attention today since Amanda Gorton, the CEO of Corellium, penned an open letter stating that Apple is trying to "eliminate public jailbreaks" and that all in the jailbreaking community should be worried.
Reported by 9to5Mac, Apple has recently taken the lawsuit to another level by filing a DMCA against Corellium. This move is in addition to the original complaint that states the company's product is an illegal copy of Apple's operating system and that there is n...
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Corellium CEO says Apple wants to "eliminate public jailbreaks"
