Android NEW RULE : Please read.

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There is a certain app that can be installed which allows you to download copyrighted material from an Android phone. We all know what it's called and I won't be mentioning it's name here. Previously we have let this slip under the radar but it is now to be considered a ROM site like all other ROM sites so we would be grateful if you would refrain from talking about it. All previous mentions have either been removed or threads hidden.

Thanks for your co-operation.

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no idea what you on about but i think i know
dont have a iphone

would you extended the rule to a app for android that does the same?
i think there is 3 of them for android

lol just realized 2 separate threads for same thing, thought it hadnt posted
 
Can you PM me the names of the apps for the Android?
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I only know of one of them. I'm a pov and only own a Symbian phone. lol
 
Damn, I have no idea what this is and I'm curious now. I have an Android phone and there's really no use for "that program" for iOS since you can pirate stuff directly from the browser.
 
Well I found one but it doesn't seem to be working at the moment (or anymore). Is it the one this topic is about, since this was started in June?
 
Damn, I have no idea what this is and I'm curious now. I have an Android phone and there's really no use for "that program" for iOS since you can pirate stuff directly from the browser.
For iOS? I know you said android but that's confusing... Only android can you pirate stuff from the browser, and even then there is an app to pirate.

Why would you pirate a $.99 game anyway? Honestly. On android apps may be more expensive (I don't actually have one so this is a guess) but they go on sale more often.
 
Damn, I have no idea what this is and I'm curious now. I have an Android phone and there's really no use for "that program" for iOS since you can pirate stuff directly from the browser.
For iOS? I know you said android but that's confusing... Only android can you pirate stuff from the browser, and even then there is an app to pirate.

Why would you pirate a $.99 game anyway? Honestly. On android apps may be more expensive (I don't actually have one so this is a guess) but they go on sale more often.
Why pay $.99 for a minigame you might only play once?
Wait so is this the jailbreak one?
This is for Androids, not iOS. You don't need to "jailbreak" Android phones to install unapproved apps like iOS.
 
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So let me get this straight we're not allowed to mention the name of an app, but you won't tell us the name of the app were not allowed to mention. Does anyone else see the problem with this
 
So let me get this straight we're not allowed to mention the name of an app, but you won't tell us the name of the app were not allowed to mention. Does anyone else see the problem with this
It's not just one app, it's all apps that allow pirating content.
 
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So let me get this straight we're not allowed to mention the name of an app, but you won't tell us the name of the app were not allowed to mention. Does anyone else see the problem with this
It's not just one app, it's all apps that allow pirating content.
So without sounding like a dick we technically can't mention Internet Explorer, Chrome, Firefox or any Internet Browser, all have the potential to allow piracy.
 
So let me get this straight we're not allowed to mention the name of an app, but you won't tell us the name of the app were not allowed to mention. Does anyone else see the problem with this
It's not just one app, it's all apps that allow pirating content.
So without sounding like a dick we technically can't mention Internet Explorer, Chrome, Firefox or any Internet Browser, all have the potential to allow piracy
The pirate market apps that shall not be named are used solely for pirating apps, the internet browser is a platform for anything.
 
So let me get this straight we're not allowed to mention the name of an app, but you won't tell us the name of the app were not allowed to mention. Does anyone else see the problem with this
It's not just one app, it's all apps that allow pirating content.
So without sounding like a dick we technically can't mention Internet Explorer, Chrome, Firefox or any Internet Browser, all have the potential to allow piracy
You're getting into something completely different. The point of this thread is that all ANDROID APPS that allow piracy ARE NOT ALLOWED TO BE NAMED. Just like ALL PIRACY SITES ARE NOT ALLOWED TO BE NAMED.
 

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