Don't do it. Bad idea.
9.0.2 is horrendously slow and laggy and if you jailbreak, you'll have to stick with it, and you won't be able to get future performance enhancements Apple is already working on (such as with 9.1).
I'm on 8.4.1 waiting on an 8.4.1 jailbreak, since 8.4.1 is already really stable and fast, I think I could hang onto it with a jailbreak.
Your quote deserves more up votes. There's a lot of functionality in iOS that can be traced back to popular jailbreak features. Not every innovative idea in iOS had it's genesis in Cupertino.
Hoping Taig releases their version. I had issues with Pangu on prior devices (7.1.2 and 8.0.2).
I jailbreak really for f.lux and ifile. This way I can transfer documents and movies into a 64gb SD card and watch them via the CCK adapter.
Admittedly, I like Movie Box too!
Yeah I know, I used to jailbreak up until iOS 7 I think then I just don't see the point. Yes there are very cool things you can do just doesn't seem worth it for me.
Why would they release a JB for 8.4.1 if they're doing it now for 9.X. I don't think that's going to happen.
Are you the police? Why does it matter to you if it's legal or not? You seem to be asking a question just for the sake of starting a debate about it. Honestly, why does it matter to you if he is tethering without paying a fee that's just milking customers anyway?That wasn't my question. I asked if it was legal or not, not whether the carrier policy is right in the first place.
Now your able to side load applications ( via Xcode) in iOS9, I don't see much value in jail breaking these days.
Noooo, wait until 9.1 is released to the public.
I stopped jailbreaking after iOS 5 was released. I see no point of exposing myself to the malware.
The exploits were already patched in 9.1 beta.Awesome, burn an exploit just before 9.1 is released. Way to go.
you must not have been in the jailbreak world since like... 2011...You've been able to downgrade as long as jailbreaks have been around. One of the things you can do (or should be doing) with a jailbroken phone is save your SHSH blobs. This allows downgrading to previous OS' even after Apple has stopped signing them.
Right, like I'm gonna trust some sketchy software designed by a "Chinese team." Because I've been dying to have my personal data compromised by the Chinese government![]()
People still jailbreak?
Every single feature in iOS was in a jailbreak first. How about them apples?
Don't do it. Bad idea.
9.0.2 is horrendously slow and laggy and if you jailbreak, you'll have to stick with it, and you won't be able to get future performance enhancements Apple is already working on (such as with 9.1).
I'm on 8.4.1 waiting on an 8.4.1 jailbreak, since 8.4.1 is already really stable and fast, I think I could hang onto it with a jailbreak.
Release it right before 9.1 comes out at the end of the month and will patch it. Smart.![]()
Awesome, burn an exploit just before 9.1 is released. Way to go.
This reminds me quite a bit.Right, like I'm gonna trust some sketchy software designed by a "Chinese team." Because I've been dying to have my personal data compromised by the Chinese government![]()
Nope. They don't need to jailbreak to pirate paid apps.And let's not forget the main reason most people jaikbreak: so they can pirate paid apps
Exploit(s) were patched in 9.1 beta. Know what you are talking about first.