People pirate software for a number of reasons.
1. To avoid the cost of paying for it. This is probably the most common reason.
2. Because they have lost / damaged a copy that they have legally paid for.
3. As a political statement, against the (perceived) oppression by large industries.
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4. They didn't know it was pirating. Many people actually believe in a concept known as "abandonware," where if the software developer does not sell, support, or provide the product anymore, that they have "abandoned" it, and thus do not care what is done with it.
pirating software involves stealing software already set up and in use in someone';s office or home. same as thievery if owner does not yet have a copyright.
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It is telling you that pirating software is illegal and can result in fines and jail time. The only way to legally use software is with a paid license.
1.Spreading viruses knowingly 2.Illegally downloading/pirating software and movies
The most valid way to get software for free is via pirating sites. However, this is an illegal and untrustworthy source of data and software such as video games. Plus, you risk the possibility of obtaining software you did not intend to download.
The publishing software Serif can be downloaded directly from the Serif website, which is also the most legal method of downloading it. Other websites, such as pirating services, are not recommended.
no an additional app is used to pirate apps, its called AppSync and is available in the crackulous repo, not sure of the exact address off hand. you then download apps via appulo.us. so no jailbreaking does not = pirating. jailbreaking is perfect legal, even if apple wishes it wasnt.
You buy it from the company. Pirating software is illegal and unjust. The designers should be getting full credit and earnings from their design.
You run the risk of getting raped in prison by the Pastafarian Gods.
Pirating is illegal in many countries, not just the UK.