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On a 2G, I am not sure.
First generation, resetting won't. Restoring will.
First generation, resetting won't. Restoring will.
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iPhone/iPod Touch General Discussion
- Thread starter Moose
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Resetting does erase the jailbreak. I had to reset, 'cause I accidently left my Touch on last night beside me, and it drained the battery. Then I had to reboot using the GUI Jailbreak installer, it boot up, but all my music was erased, and the system files took 2GB of space of my Touch, so I reset the Touch and now it's all gone. But I'm jailbroken again. Hopefully the devs come out with the untethered jailbreak soon, I'm sick of doing this just so I can reboot.
MuscleNerd's most recent comments are somewhat well, revealing.
He's planning to post a Qik video today demonstrating the use of a dongle that can boot your iPod touch up on location. In one of his twitter comments, he stated the following:
Could that mean that they've found the exploit and that they don't want to make it public because Apple could then patch it on the next iPhone or does it mean that they haven't figured it out yet and that it would take too long, long enough for them to stop working on the iPhone? Who knows...
He's planning to post a Qik video today demonstrating the use of a dongle that can boot your iPod touch up on location. In one of his twitter comments, he stated the following:
Could that mean that they've found the exploit and that they don't want to make it public because Apple could then patch it on the next iPhone or does it mean that they haven't figured it out yet and that it would take too long, long enough for them to stop working on the iPhone? Who knows...
Apple will always end up patching anything they do. If they're actually holding out for a new iPod/iPhone to be released, then hats off to them. They've thought it through and realised its more beneficial to hide the hack til a new model of the device comes out. Revealing it now will almost guarentee it being patched hardware wise in the next rendition.
They can with a hardware change...
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Apple's gone even further with this jailbreaking is illegal bullshit.
Now they want to make it a criminal offense where you can get 5 years of jail time and $2500 fine. GTFO, this must be a joke. Even Microsoft doesn't get this pissed off when they find people running burned games...
A really bullshit reason saying that jailbreaking allows applications such as Installous and P2P applications like MewSeek and dTunes. They call it as circumventing copyrights and destroying their "ecosystem". The same logic can be applied to a computer. Your computer OS (any OS) gives you the option to install applications like WinRAR and Firefox. With these tools, along with Google, you can pirate just about anything. Yet, I don't see Windows being deemed illegal or OSX being deemed illegal. It's a bullshit argument, one that they probably won't win.
Not if we don't buy it. :w00t:
Also, the jail time and the $2500 fine .. That is some bullshit Apple is using to scare us. We bought our devices, let us do whatever we want. Just because they started losing money since the 2.x firmware upgrade, fuck you Apple. Go fuck up another device, there are always gonna be dev teams ready to take on whatever you dish at them. :twisted:
They DID start losing money with all the apps that we "buy" through a certain "-ulous" application that we downloaded :blushing:
No they didn't.
I tricked Unity into giving me a trial version of their game engine/application for Mac. So hopefully I can make a full game within a month
Gimme.