I've used all iPhones since the very beginning with the iPhone 2G, and have always been running a jailbreak since then. I couldn't live without it for a long time. However, since I have my iPhone 4, I've been running it without a jailbreak for a very long time since often there were only tethered jailbreaks available. Now, after a very long time away from the jailbreaking scene, I decided to look for it once again, only to find that there are still no full untethered jailbreaks. I don't rely on a jailbreak as much as I did and I very much appreciate the work of the Dev-team, but man, Apple's improved on its security, haven't they? Is it therefore safe to say that Apple's "winning the jailbreak battle"? Edit: Apparently I wrongly formulated my post, rectification here.
You can say whatever you wish, doesn't make it accurate. There has been an untethered jailbreak for the iPhone4 since 5 weeks after it was released. You didn't say what firmware you have on your phone, but if you don't have access to an untethered jailbreak then it is due to the timing of when you purchased your phone (after 4.3.4 firmware was released and all new iPhone4's were sold with it). So you are simply a late comer to the iPhone4 party and missed the untether train. Don't worry, it will come around again.
Comex and geohot are out, so they are down on genius developers from last year. And yea, iOS 5 and the A5 are harder to jailbreak. I wouldn't say Apple has won, but they have an edge this round.
Wirelessly posted (Opera/9.80 (iPhone; Opera Mini/6.5.1.23995/26.1305; U; en) Presto/2.8.119 Version/10.54) Apple has won the untethered jailbreak battle. Hiring Comex probably helped
And I wish we could get a pledge from these naysayers to leave the forum when the untethered is released !
Lol That wont happen, they will just continue using the devs free tools and sit there and complain next time they "accidentally" update their iphone and are stuck with no unlock or JB again. What is taking so long and the usual you know.
It has always bothered me that a certain percentage of people stand in the back and throw complaints and insults (anonymity of the Internet) but are the first ones forward to grab the newest tools.
Exactly. Some people are ungreatfull and feel they are entitled to other peoples volunteer work for free.
My least favorites are the ones that are the ones that poke in here when it's time to sell hoping to jb and ul. So they try to squeeze a few more dollars out of folks. they have never giving a crap about jb/ul's before. Want us to happily make them experts overnight.
That is so true . Also, once new IOS update comes out, lot of people come in here giving excuses that they have accidentally update their phone firmware and need help with jailbreak/unlock.
i dont think wins, o got shsh for 4.0 4.1 4.3.3 etc so i win and im on 5.o for 3 weeks now with tethered and so far no problem, those with 4s ok they have to be sad !
those are some of my favorites like the guy that said his housekeeper upgraded it.. I think there was even a my dog did it.. god knows how many girlfriends/wife's and sisters. I don't recall husband's or brothers though we need a the butler did it next.
when the OS5 came out a while back, one of my friend blamed on his 8 year son updating his phone to OS5. Therefore, he lost his unlock because the baseband has upgraded to 04.11 as well. I just laugh...
Oh yeah, I love those too. They never JB or unlocked before, no clue about anything or what shsh blobs or even the basics. They're on the latest firmware and they want to JB untethered and unlock lol
Best I ever saw was some guy's girlfriend was mad at him so she updated his iPhone4 with 1.59.xx baseband What a way to win an arguement.
Check this out...... exactly what you are talking about. http://forums.macrumors.com/showthread.php?t=1293354
It was never my intention to be ungrateful, maybe I haven't made myself clear. I think the best way to explain what I was trying to say, is that in the past, full jailbreaks were mostly available very soon after an iOS update. I just think Apple has improved on its security in a way that they are countering jailbreaking quite significantly, especially compared to before. I'm definitely not saying that I hate the Dev team for "not giving me an untethered jailbreak" (to put it very plain). Again, I very much appreciate what they do and how they do it. I definitely support their cause and I hope they do continue doing so for a very long time. It is just that like I said, Apple seems to be able to counter jailbreaking a lot more effectively than they have done in the past. I'm very curious as to how this trend will develop in the future and I was trying to create a discussion about this. Unfortunately my post was interpreted in the wrong way, for which I apologize.