Apple has recently started banning the ids of the people who tries to hack the Apple iPhone hackers who have developed software which can break the AT&T's of the iPhone by throwing them out of the Apple iPhone App Store as a preventive measure.

Sherif Hashim, an iPhone developer who had evolved the software to hack the latest version of Apple iPhone sOS 3.1.3 has been banned due to the same reason, his apple id has also been banned.

This is not all, another hacker from Toronto who tried to did the same mischief by evolving a tool, XEMN, which can break the barrier of iPhone 3.1.3 radio baseband for the 3G and 3GS, has also been banned.

But many users suspect that hacking is a passion for such people and just banning their Id's will not ban them to hack it again. They can evolve many other ideas or can create new ideas to continue to the league.

However Apple is also taking various steps to curtail such activities, but a glance at the apple wholesale application shows that this ban is a not a boon either.

Wholesale Applications Community is a joint of 24 of the world's largest telecom carriers aiming high on developing a stage for the smartphone developers to create the application once, and execute the same on any carrier, device or Operating system. And the alliance includes Apple carrier AT&T, Verizon, Sprint, China Mobile and many more carriers around the world, which in a way of ban is curtailing the creativity of the developers.