That is right. The whole RCM thing does not modify anything, so it is no mod. RCM is used to exploit a bug in the usb implementation to modify the software, so this is clearly a softmod.
It is silly to call it a mod at all - you call it hardmod...
Doesn't matter how cheap they are, if I can avoid damaging them, I'd rather do that.
As I said touching a wire to a pin simply is not a modification of the existing hardware therefore it is not a hardmod. By definition a hardmod is a physical change to the existing hardware. After you've shorted the pin and removed the forien object from the pin it's still the same hardware in the same configuration
You've been Proven a 100000 times already that that ain't true but you keep spouting this nonsense ! No a kernel exploit which Will work through the webkit exploit will be released once atmo is released. It has been said a lot of times by sciresm and still you keep Spouting this nonsense. For the 1000000th already, a kernel exploit which needs the webkit exploit will be released once atmo launches
Saying that the hardware is the same as without the pins touching each other as is when they are touching each other is not true since there is now a pin introduced into the hardware. That pin was not part of the base hardware and induced an abnormal current to flow that would have not flown without the pin or otherwise.
This is a difference in what you and I interpret as a modification. If you are fine equating a Switch with a cable/jig with one that does not, then that is your definition. If there is another category you wish to invent, I'm all ears.
You can downgrade to 1.0.0 and boot to RCM from there (then boot to atmo once it is out)
You can downgrade no matter how many fuses have been burned (but you always need to boot thru rcm)
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