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I misunderstood the post he made where I thought he said there were genuine reasons to steal content that is for sale, but he clarified that wasn't what he meant. Not at all, in any way. I just don't think it's right to obtain digital content through means that are illegal.

That's fair enough, though Google maps is on iOS. Agree regarding iTunes, I use CopyTrans and have done for years. As for storage it is pain, though I see the flagship android phones don't seem to have expandable storage anymore. With the 'cloud' starting to find its way I guess it's not so much...

I'm going to ask two genuine questions if I may. What was it you wanted to do on your iPhone that you couldn't? What are the genuine reasons to steal content that is made available for sale by the companies that produce it?

It was a genuine question, you called it jail breaking, I thought that was something that people did to iOS devices, and I didn't think it involved downloading stuff illegally/unpaid for, just thought it was about having access to apps and stuff that didn't meet Apples criteria.

. Stealing then?

Is it also to stop you downloading things for free that they want you to pay for? Or is that something different?