My oversight. It has to be a store which issues acquire license
requests (eg. youpark, app world). I was focussed on the piracy
topic of this thread. Sorry.
On Mar 2, 5:33 pm, Carlo ca...@hyperdevbox.com wrote:
@licmax
In your website : Every time the app store sells a copy of your
Hi Dadical,
licmax offers a comprehensive dynamic licensing solution to this.
Piracy won't be possible unless they can foil the IMEI of the device
somehow, or somehow inject a jump in the bytecode of your app. In the
first scenario, you are able to decommission individual licenses using
the
Hi Posri,
You may want to check your website(licmax) for the title translation :
Bienvenu agrave; LCM, le systegrave;me de gestion de pelouses span
class=companyNameInHeader nbsp;License Maximizer /span nbsp;-
nbsp;Automated License Management and Verification System
Which besides being full of
@licmax
In your website : Every time the app store sells a copy of your
application, it queries the licmax system for a license key.
please explain this, how is the Google android market going to tell
licmax about the sales in progress ? to my extend there is no API to
get such of information
On Feb 26, 1:18 pm, Hekki kaye...@gmail.com wrote:
I do not know what a PITA is but I agree.
It's acronym: Pain In The A[guess what]
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Oh ok, then I would then say that it's a MPITIA (Major Pain In The
Irritated A[guess what] : )
And not likely to be used by anyone in their right mind.
Yahel
On 27 fév, 20:44, ko5tik kpriblo...@yahoo.com wrote:
On Feb 26, 1:18 pm, Hekki kaye...@gmail.com wrote: I do not know what a
PITA is
On Feb 26, 7:43 am, ko5tik kpriblo...@yahoo.com wrote:
Backdating the Phone would be major PITA , and surely screw up
all the calendar and synchronization stuff. Is the app in question as
expensive to mandate this PITA?
Some people would just to avoid paying for it. But like has been
mentioned
Hi,
People cheat, it's in our human nature, it's even an economic rule :
Individuals try to get the most with their limited resources. So if
they can have something for free, they will.
The problem is not really to fight this, because we'll never win (RIAA
anyone : ), it's to find a way to
I do not know what a PITA is but I agree.
Changing your phone time just to play a game or use an app is to much
work to worth the trouble.
If someone does that, then he is either very, very poor, or very very
pathetic with avarice and you won't get anything from him anyway.
Yahel
On 26 fév,
On Fri, Feb 26, 2010 at 12:15 PM, Hekki kaye...@gmail.com wrote:
I'm french and here some of our stand-up comedians are upset with
youtube and the likes because youtube makes money on they're work and
they don't see a single penny of it.
There is nothing in this world quite like witnessing a
There is nothing in this world quite like witnessing a penniless upset
French stand-up comedian hurling abuse at YouTube :)
Well you know when we're not on strike or ranting about our first
lady, we need the vent :D
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Nothing if fool proof for sure, but security and piracy is like a cat and
mouse game. The hacker and developer actually form a symbiotic
relationship, both making each other stronger.
Just another thought:
What about setting the time bomb based on the Yahoo server api call?
Hi,
I've been through the same questions for a desktop app that i've
written 4 years ago.
I believe that it's a good thing, a badge of honor as you put it :)
The truth is, people who know how to hack, where to find the crack,
and actually get your app this way when the price is so low, will
Hello,
It's a double-edged sword, isn't it?
Personally, we are happy that so many are interested in what we build. I
mean, we are geeks and take pleasure in the tools and in others getting use
out of them.
However, we also lament the loss of revenue that is be caused by piracy.
I personally
Just wondering about the bomb idea:
What if the user changes the date back a week from the bomb deadline?
On Thu, Feb 25, 2010 at 2:41 PM, SoftwareForMe.com SoftwareForMe.com
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Hello,
It's a double-edged sword, isn't it?
Personally, we are happy that so
On Feb 25, 10:49 pm, Angel Cruz mrangelc...@gmail.com wrote:
Just wondering about the bomb idea:
What if the user changes the date back a week from the bomb deadline?
Just to interject on this thought. It is possible (Granted extra code
and you need to weigh up if it's worth it, or create a
Backdating the Phone would be major PITA , and surely screw up
all the calendar and synchronization stuff. Is the app in question as
expensive to mandate this PITA?
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