The administration made its comments in response to a proposal submitted to its “We the People” petition Web site, which earned 114,322 signatures since it first appeared Jan. 24.
In October 2012, the Library of Congress created an exemption to the Digital Millennium Copyright Act, allowing consumers to unlock their phones. That rule expired Jan. 26. The White House’s telecommunications policy arm, the National Telecommunications Information Administration, had advised the Library of Congress to renew its policy to allow unlocking. Still, the Library of Congress decided to discontinue the exemption.
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Yeah, and let's get rid of the Patent Office as well. Anybody will be able to steal another's idea and make money off it anytime. After all, we want to be China! YES! CHINA! CHINA! CHINA!
IF ANYONE OUT THERE FAILS TO SEE THE SARCASM HERE, PLEASE VISIT ANOTHER CHANNEL...
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