Wired writes:

Apple store employees caught four teenagers doing the unthinkable — downloading a third-party application onto a demo iPhone — which prompted their immediate banishment from Apple stores "for life."

Two Palo Alto High School students — Daniel Fukuba (left), 17, and Eric Vicenti (right), 16 — met up with two recent Paly grads, Noah Rogers and Anjay Patel, at the Apple Store in downtown Palo Alto, where they made the mistake of downloading third-party car-racing game "Raging Thunder" onto the store’s iPhone…

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