TTG_WonGa wrote Hey guys, just wondering but i got an ipod touch for Christmas and if i jailbreak it and it breaks or something and just stops working is that the end of my iPod or will the warranty cover it?

WonGa

jailbreaking voids your warranty but all you have to do is restore if you jailbreak and apple cant tell

-Allah- wrote

TTG_WonGa wrote Hey guys, just wondering but i got an ipod touch for Christmas and if i jailbreak it and it breaks or something and just stops working is that the end of my iPod or will the warranty cover it?

WonGa

jailbreaking voids your warranty but all you have to do is restore if you jailbreak and apple cant tell

hmm.. alright but what if the ipod completely breaks and i cant even turn it on how could i restore it :/

TTG_WonGa wrote

-Allah- wrote

TTG_WonGa wrote Hey guys, just wondering but i got an ipod touch for Christmas and if i jailbreak it and it breaks or something and just stops working is that the end of my iPod or will the warranty cover it?

WonGa

jailbreaking voids your warranty but all you have to do is restore if you jailbreak and apple cant tell

hmm.. alright but what if the ipod completely breaks and i cant even turn it on how could i restore it :/

lol now-a-days it's alot harder to brick your ipod... However there are points in a jailbreak where your ipod will not turn on at all, but that's called a DFU state. No need to be worried about it....as long as the firmware is under 4.0.1 than you can just use [ Register or Signin to view external links. ] which will save you alot of trouble. To determine your version simply click setting > general > about then on version it will tell you your firmware version. Another thing to be aware of is that if you have an MC model as opposed to an MB model and you have firmware 4.2.1 you will have a tethered jailbreak, which means if you turn off your ipod after you jail break you will need to re-add cydia

general_drof wrote

TTG_WonGa wrote

-Allah- wrote

TTG_WonGa wrote Hey guys, just wondering but i got an ipod touch for Christmas and if i jailbreak it and it breaks or something and just stops working is that the end of my iPod or will the warranty cover it?

WonGa

jailbreaking voids your warranty but all you have to do is restore if you jailbreak and apple cant tell

hmm.. alright but what if the ipod completely breaks and i cant even turn it on how could i restore it :/

lol now-a-days it's alot harder to brick your ipod... However there are points in a jailbreak where your ipod will not turn on at all, but that's called a DFU state. No need to be worried about it....as long as the firmware is under 4.0.1 than you can just use www.thetechgame.com which will save you alot of trouble. To determine your version simply click setting > general > about then on version it will tell you your firmware version. Another thing to be aware of is that if you have an MC model as opposed to an MB model and you have firmware 4.2.1 you will have a tethered jailbreak, which means if you turn off your ipod after you jail break you will need to re-add cydia

thanks for the help m8 really appreciate it +REP

TTG_WonGa wrote

general_drof wrote

TTG_WonGa wrote

-Allah- wrote

TTG_WonGa wrote Hey guys, just wondering but i got an ipod touch for Christmas and if i jailbreak it and it breaks or something and just stops working is that the end of my iPod or will the warranty cover it?

WonGa

jailbreaking voids your warranty but all you have to do is restore if you jailbreak and apple cant tell

hmm.. alright but what if the ipod completely breaks and i cant even turn it on how could i restore it :/

lol now-a-days it's alot harder to brick your ipod... However there are points in a jailbreak where your ipod will not turn on at all, but that's called a DFU state. No need to be worried about it....as long as the firmware is under 4.0.1 than you can just use www.thetechgame.com which will save you alot of trouble. To determine your version simply click setting > general > about then on version it will tell you your firmware version. Another thing to be aware of is that if you have an MC model as opposed to an MB model and you have firmware 4.2.1 you will have a tethered jailbreak, which means if you turn off your ipod after you jail break you will need to re-add cydia

thanks for the help m8 really appreciate it +REP

No problem... glad I was able to help

Merry Christmas