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>You can't run a custom OS on an iPhone.

Sure you can, you just need to replace the components that don't let you with ones that allow your custom OS.



"Just" is carrying a lot of weight here.

We're discussing consumer hardware.

Can a consumer "just" replace the components of their iPhone? No, they cannot.


By that same logic consumers can't replace the os on PCs so consumers don't own PCs either. Customizing things manually is not always easy and user friendly. Easy customization is another feature products can offer.




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