S sparkyms macrumors 65816 Jan 5, 2009 #26 Would I be right in saying as soon as you turn the phone off, and then turn it on again it breaks the unlock?
Would I be right in saying as soon as you turn the phone off, and then turn it on again it breaks the unlock?
jmann macrumors 604 Jan 5, 2009 #27 sparkyms said: Would I be right in saying as soon as you turn the phone off, and then turn it on again it breaks the unlock? Click to expand... No. The unlock is a daemon that is run when the phone boots up and it is permanent until you uninstall it through cydia/installer or you perform a restore in itunes.
sparkyms said: Would I be right in saying as soon as you turn the phone off, and then turn it on again it breaks the unlock? Click to expand... No. The unlock is a daemon that is run when the phone boots up and it is permanent until you uninstall it through cydia/installer or you perform a restore in itunes.
S sparkyms macrumors 65816 Jan 6, 2009 #28 Then I don't understand why it never works after I've turned it off and back on again when it IS working.
Then I don't understand why it never works after I've turned it off and back on again when it IS working.