Why not wait until 3.2 then or 4.0? That way, Apple might not realize the exploit is there.
How exactly would Apple not realize a widely publicized exploit?
Apple has patched every exploit with its next OS version. With 2.21 it took a while to unlock while the people who stayed with 2.2 were fine because of that exploit.
All I'm saying is that GeoHot made everyone's life harder by shooting his wad with purplerain. 3.1 is going to be harder to crack because of it.
If he didn't release anything and Dev-Team released Redsn0w after 3.1, 3.2 would be fixed and harder to crack. Where does it end?
If he didn't release anything and Dev-Team released Redsn0w after 3.1, 3.2 would be fixed and harder to crack. Where does it end?
How exactly would Apple not realize a widely publicized exploit?
Apple has patched every exploit with its next OS version. With 2.21 it took a while to unlock while the people who stayed with 2.2 were fine because of that exploit.
All I'm saying is that GeoHot made everyone's life harder by shooting his wad with purplerain. 3.1 is going to be harder to crack because of it.
The Dev Team should take a few notes of the way his program runs and release future jailbreaks like his with just a simple click instead of hopping thru 10 hoops to jailbreak and get Cydia installed on the iphone.
I been using The Dev teams jailbreaks since the first iphone but I gotta give it to GeoHot for his Purplera1n.
I first went with redsnow to jailbreak my 3GS but it would get stuck on waiting to reboot and then nothing would happen. Unpluged the wire a bunch of times, restored and again the same.
It did this to me too until I read the instructions a little better and realized I shouldn't have been taking my finger off the home button.
Well it never ends, but at least that would have been one OS release where Apple didn't patch the hole immediately. But everyone got impatient because god forbid they don't have SBSettings right away.
Regardless, GeoHot blew his wad and 3.1 is going to be even more of a pain to crack because of it.
All that being said, redsn0w is easy to run and lets face it if you can't follow those simple instructions maybe you should stay away from hacking your phone.
I didn't, I held the home for minutes and still nothing. I'm not a first timer either and not the only one that had probs with redsnow. Many issues like plug and unplug the wire were not going thru at all for some. Maybe the dev team rushed out this release. Never had any probs with their software before.
Purplera1n finished my 3GS unlock in under 2 minutes. Seems like it took at least 10 for redsn0w on my 3G.