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   From: seth_lermanNOSPAM@hotmail.com   
      
   "Obveeus"  wrote in message   
   news:hbstm8$1t5$1@news.eternal-september.org...   
   >   
   > "Seth"  wrote:   
   >> Yeah, as long as the "not rightful purchaser of the music" are content to   
   >> come over and sync with my PC everytime they want to add music, then   
   >> yeah, it is possible.   
   >   
   > I wonder when the first court cases between college roommates seeking   
   > custody of the iTunes account will crop up?  Maybe they already have?   
   > Same goes for custody in a divorce case, i suppose.   
      
   Good point.  Hadn't thought of that scenario.  I suppose it would go to   
   whomever the iTunes store acount is registered to.  Unless they did it under   
   a shared email account and joint credit card.   
      
   >> My iPhone syncs with my PC (but same iTunes account, 6 iTunes instances   
   >> can be authorized for a single iTunes store account) and no one but me   
   >> plugs anything into my PC (or touches the keyboard, etc...).   
   >   
   > Best way to avoid catching a virus is to keep other people from plugging   
   > in to you.   
      
   Yup.  My wife and kids don't even go into my home office unless I am home,   
   much less touch the computer gear.   
      
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