I have never jailedbroke before, so I am wondering if I should do it now...I am so bored of iOS, I've had its since 2009 lmao. Or should I waited to jailbreak because what if 5.1 comes out???
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Should I jailbreak my iPhone 4S??
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Sounds like you need a jailbreak then to renew the feeling! But in order to do that you need to find and install whatever it is you wanna do with your device 
Btw, if you jailbreak you can always upgrade later on to 5.1 so that is not a problem. But you will most certainly not be able to jailbreak until the dream team comes out with an new jailbreak. But setting your device back to a normal state is the least problem, that you can always do.
But you will not be able to jailbreak with this new jailbreak forever, but rather do it until apple stops signing the 5.0.1, otherwise it's too late. So it's the other way around of what you might think when it comes to the case you where thinking
Btw, if you jailbreak you can always upgrade later on to 5.1 so that is not a problem. But you will most certainly not be able to jailbreak until the dream team comes out with an new jailbreak. But setting your device back to a normal state is the least problem, that you can always do.
But you will not be able to jailbreak with this new jailbreak forever, but rather do it until apple stops signing the 5.0.1, otherwise it's too late. So it's the other way around of what you might think when it comes to the case you where thinking
Wait so when 5.1 comes out you can't use the jailbreak for 5.01? Also, how would you revert back will all your pictures and app store apps be there still?
Oh and how much space does a jailbreak take up???
Oh and how much space does a jailbreak take up???
you make a backup of your iphone (via icloud or itunes) before you jailbreak so if you decide to revert back and un-jailbreak you will just go back to your last saved state (a la system restore/time machine). Not sure how much space jailbreak takes up but it isn't really noticeable if you just jailbreak and do nothing else aside from the fact that it installs cydia on your phone. I'm assuming the amount of space it takes up (with no apps/mods/tweaks) is pretty negligible but I could be wrong.
