iTunes license agreement says you can’t use it to make nuclear weapons

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By Cody LeeJun 30, 2013, 9:27 am799 pts
Folks in the illegal arms manufacturing industry may want to double check the iTunes End User License Agreement before using the software for business. Apparently there’s a clause in the agreement that says you can’t use the app to make nuclear weapons. It’s not a new addition by any means—I found references…

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