Comments on: Apple Sez iPhone Jailbreaking is Illegal

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By: Pete Cham

Pete Cham — Sat, 09 Jan 2010 07:39:48 +0000

What if you think the apps from Cydia are pirated and what if u panic? Are they really pirated?

By: murdoc

murdoc — Sun, 03 Jan 2010 21:36:26 +0000

wouldn’t it just make things easer if apple let you install what ever you wanted(without JB), from what ever site you wanted onto your iphone like you can with nokias, then that way everyone would be happy and there would be no warranty problems

By: Dave the Great

Dave the Great — Thu, 29 Oct 2009 22:26:33 +0000

If they crack down they’ll lose at least like 80% of their sales..

By: Michael

Michael — Wed, 23 Sep 2009 20:47:30 +0000

YEAH!!!

By: Mk12

Mk12 — Tue, 11 Aug 2009 05:55:31 +0000

I didn’t jailbreak to pirate things or do anything illegal. I jailbreaked because i’m not a clueless user like apple assumes everyone is. It’s my iPod Touch, I’ll connect it to my computer and run redsn0w if I want to. I’m still waiting for Steve Jobs to come knocking on my door. I’m not buying another iPod touch or iPhone if jailbreaking will be impossible. What they’re doing is ruining it for eveyone that actually knows what they’re doing… The iPhone can do so much more then apple limits it to. If apples doesn’t want people to jailbreak, they shouldn’t waste time trying to make it illegal, they should relax their grip and atleast provide the harmless things like themes. Just because I can get cracked games doesn’t mean I will and doesn’t mean jailbreaing is illegal. Pirating is already illegal so stop wasting time Apple. And anyway I’m Canadian not american and this is apple USA, as others have pointed out. Does apple really think they can track down every jailbroken iPhone, or scare anyone away from jailbreaking with there empty declaration of it being illegal?

By: iPodTouch

iPodTouch — Fri, 17 Jul 2009 09:53:21 +0000

Oh, i heard about this, tbh… they can’t change the laws, this is basicly what people are saying. Jailbraking realy can’t be illegal, 1. If you are not selling jailbraking products 2. you can’t sell jailboken ipods/iphones. Also, jailbraking is for personal use only, apple’s legal agreement (on the about section on your ipod) it states YOU MAY EDIT THIS SOFTWARE FOR PERSONAL USE, AND DISTRIBUTE IT WITH REGARDS TO THE OWNER…. so technicly its legal still (for all i know it is in the UK) but aslong as you don’t realy do illegal stuff ie download installous or that its not realy illegal, but what, are the flipping FBI or CIA, mi5 ect, going to ‘raid’ your house and chuck you in a cell or something for jailbraking yur PAID device. apple brought the jailbraking upon their self, the didn’t give us open soure fw’s mabey people would love apple if they made a firmware 3.1.0 or a 3.0.1 edit or something (an update for 3.0) maby sell it for £1.00 or $2.00. It’s upto the owner of what they done.

By: bendermaster

bendermaster — Tue, 23 Jun 2009 19:52:44 +0000

I’m never going to pay full price for a game again, flash cards for the win!

By: Jek

Jek — Mon, 25 May 2009 00:39:54 +0000

Hey Apple, come and get me. I mean, are they seriously going to shut down Jailbreaking, ever. I mean, seriously, if you want to get pirated stuff you don’t need an iPhone to do it. All you need is a laptop, and you don’t see those blocking downloads and allowing only approved apps. Come on Apple, just stfu and deal with it. If you want to stop us from jailbreaking, go ahead try, shut down the Dev Team and another will pop up.

By: TheFuzzball

TheFuzzball — Thu, 16 Apr 2009 21:14:27 +0000

I will jailbreak my property if I wish to. I’m not hurting anyone and I just want to get the best out of my product. I don’t question my morality for “breaking the law” in this way simply because the Apple founders, Steve Jobs and Steve Wozniak were members of the “Phone Phreaking” group that was popular in the 70s, basically they were manipulating the phone networks to get free phone calls. Now, why should I respect them by not hacking my own phone when they hacked public telephone networks and were never prosecuted?