Re: Transfer CF to new iPhone ?

I strongly disagree.

There are only two ways for the authors to make money out of an iPhone
app (not considering adware): paid app or this licensing system.

The last one lets the installer invoice the license to the customer,
instead of letting only apple get a cut on the price.

Two of my customers switched from the first iPhone to the 3g then 3gs,
and kept the former ones in a drawer or on the coffee table... I
charged them the new license, that's normal.

Envoyé de mon iPhone

Le 26 janv. 2010 à 02:24, luma <aderusha@gmail.com> a écrit :

> Alternately, another option would be to simply trust your customers.
> I find these types of licensing issues troublesome, as you're
> attempting to utilize technology to solve a social problem. I think
> the customer goodwill created by easily transferring licenses when
> needed far outweighs the lost license revenue from some jerk abusing
> the system to turn one paid license into two. These types of
> installations and configurations are difficult enough without
> intentional roadblocks being thrown in the way of honest users.
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