Author Topic: I just jailbroke ios 6.1.3  (Read 2627 times)

jailbreaking a phone is illegal, and is often associated with piracy
does this fall under the no piracy rules

Its Legal in the US. And most of the uses are not for piracy. Its like Bittorrent.

jailbreaking a phone is illegal, and is often associated with piracy
does this fall under the no piracy rules

in that case, yes, it does.


Then stop using a phone that's not made for KitKat lol

I'm on a Moto G with CM 11 (4.4.2) and its wonderful

galaxy note
dual core 1.5 ghz
1gb ram

should be enough. but everyone that ported kitkat over to a custom rom did such a terrible job. i installed so many and all of them are slow. waiting for someone to make a good cm 11 port.

Jailbreaking essentialy destroys the security on the phone, makes it slow as hell if you install stuff sources, oh and don't forget battery life, and also voids warrenty, so good job.

I don't even own a phone!

Jailbreaking essentialy destroys the security on the phone, makes it slow as hell if you install stuff sources, oh and don't forget battery life, and also voids warrenty, so good job.

apple fanboy is sad

Jailbreaking essentialy destroys the security on the phone, makes it slow as hell if you install stuff sources, oh and don't forget battery life, and also voids warrenty, so good job.
aww you downloaded from stuff sources and bogged down your phone with a gazillion of packages that all run at the same time because you have no sense whatsoever

"it must be the same experience for everyone else!"

my iPod is jailbroken and the battery lasts all day (about 7 hours) and it's only unsecure if you don't disable ssh/change the password

Jailbreaking essentialy destroys the security on the phone, makes it slow as hell if you install stuff sources, oh and don't forget battery life, and also voids warrenty, so good job.

a) destroys the security on the phone

Do not run packages as a privileged user. This is common sense on computers, don't do it on your phone.

b) makes it slow as hell if you install stuff sources

Do not install stuff sources. Problem solved.

c) oh and don't forget battery life

There is not a reason in the world that opening access to otherwise restricted files would compromise battery life. See response to B.

d) voids warranty

I've had jailbroken phones replaced before. The one I'm referring to was entirely broken so there was no way to check if it had a jailbroken iOS on it, but I've also replaced jailbroken operating systems to have my phone replaced on multiple occasions. There is no 'jailbreak sensor' that flips permanently when you jailbreak your phone. Just replace the jailbreak with the proprietary release and they'll never know.

I'll never try to do this to one of my own phones 'cause I'll most likely ruin it

I'll never try to do this to one of my own phones 'cause I'll most likely ruin it
It is quite literally as easy as plugging your phone into your computer and pressing a button. Now caring for it is another story.

It is quite literally as easy as plugging your phone into your computer and pressing a button. Now caring for it is another story.
well I got my first smartphone as a Christmas present from.my dad in 2013, and I don't really want to ruin it and make him waste his money.

Lol, I rooted my samsung galaxy 2 hours after I got it, while it was my first android phone. Then I installed Cyanogenmod on it and the GoLauncher with some stuffty theme.
Good memories .

EDIT: Why not iOS 7?
« Last Edit: February 12, 2014, 04:56:14 PM by Pencil42 »

When I got my first android phone I rooted it before actually activating it, so when I called support to get a download link to the oem ROM the weird indian guy on the phone told me that I should be more respectful and not mess with the software that comes on my phone.

idk about you but kitkat roms are hella slow
When iOS 7 lags when you just open up a folder with more than 2 pages. I don't know about you, but iOS is much slower.