JailbreakSupport wrote

PcGamingNation wrote Jailbreak as of Jan 22, jailbreaking is no longer legal. :-) Seen it on the news this morning. Only for the people who got there phones after that date. But it's still not legal.

thats unlocking your phone....:facepalm:

No, they said "Jailbreaking phones will no longer be legal" not unlocking.

it works fine for me i just went to their website and downloaded the app and loaded up in itunes and transferd to iphone.

PcGamingNation wrote

JailbreakSupport wrote

PcGamingNation wrote Jailbreak as of Jan 22, jailbreaking is no longer legal. :-) Seen it on the news this morning. Only for the people who got there phones after that date. But it's still not legal.

thats unlocking your phone....:facepalm:

No, they said "Jailbreaking phones will no longer be legal" not unlocking.

its unlocking get my proof that says jailbreaking is illegal.....

Linz wrote it works fine for me i just went to their website and downloaded the app and loaded up in itunes and transferd to iphone.

But the "app" should be able to download over the phone instead of computer.

JailbreakSupport wrote

PcGamingNation wrote

JailbreakSupport wrote

PcGamingNation wrote Jailbreak as of Jan 22, jailbreaking is no longer legal. :-) Seen it on the news this morning. Only for the people who got there phones after that date. But it's still not legal.

thats unlocking your phone....:facepalm:

No, they said "Jailbreaking phones will no longer be legal" not unlocking.

its unlocking get my proof that says jailbreaking is illegal.....

The habit of unlocking, or jailbreaking, a phone so it can operate across all wireless networks is going to become illegal, reports AppAdvice. The ruling was made by the Register of Copyrights at the Library of Congress back in October. The ruling allowed for a 90-day window before becoming enforced. That window expires tomorrow.


Previously, jailbreaking was permitted under the Digital Millennium Copyright Act. But no more. The move comes from a decision that says the firmware inside each smartphone is copyrighted by the phones maker and, therefore, permission must be obtained to use it in any manner not strictly authorized by the company.

Some carriers are OK with unlocking phones, and some are not. Apple (NASDAQ:AAPL), for example, will sell an unlocked iPhone at any Apple store if you pay full price, with no subsidized contract. Consumers would do best to check on their carriers policies before attempting to unlock any phone without explicit permission.

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