Apple fighting that company is good. But this is a stupidly dangerous precedent for Apple to argue it still owns your phone after you buy it.
According to its CFAA claim filed today, Apple thinks that when your iPhone’s operating system is hacked, Apple is hacked— and it can sue— because Apple still owns the operating system on your iPhone.
Hmm, seems like a pretty big stretch to me.
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