Additionally, the Berne Convention has little to do with Dolphin being legal or not. That treaty basically establishes a copyright regime for many countries to follow, but it doesn't supercede local laws for exemptions or exceptions such as Fair Use in the U.S., or how some countries totally permit unauthorized copies for personal use. You have to examine your country's laws, and a treaty like the Berne Convention doesn't automatically change the law where you live. And copyrights alone wouldn't make Dolphin illegal since it's just an emulator, not a copyrighted game or something.
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