0steveastroukBest Answer 8 years ago ReplyUpvoteIts your phone, you own it. If there are things you can't do because Apple thinks you aren't fit to touch your own phone, go ahead, its perfectly legal.
0Re-design 8 years ago ReplyUpvoteNo. Your phone did the crime and now it should pay the fine. Let it serve it's entire sentence, it is character building.
0Re-designkctrooper Answer 8 years ago ReplyUpvoteSteve had already posted the best answer so there was no other way to go.
0mikeasaurusRe-design Answer 8 years ago ReplyUpvotethe only legitimate way to jailbreak would be to bake a cake with a metal-file in it.
0nickodemuskctrooper Answer 8 years ago ReplyUpvote Check this forum topic on macrumors.comThis Yahoo! answer. And this everthingicafe.com topic. Basically, google it.
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Best Answer 8 years ago
Its your phone, you own it. If there are things you can't do because Apple thinks you aren't fit to touch your own phone, go ahead, its perfectly legal.
Answer 8 years ago
pros and cons?
8 years ago
No. Your phone did the crime and now it should pay the fine. Let it serve it's entire sentence, it is character building.
Answer 8 years ago
your funny :P but seriously
Answer 8 years ago
Steve had already posted the best answer so there was no other way to go.
Answer 8 years ago
the only legitimate way to jailbreak would be to bake a cake with a metal-file in it.
8 years ago
Why not?
Answer 8 years ago
im not sure of the pros and cons
Answer 8 years ago
Check this forum topic on macrumors.com
This Yahoo! answer.
And this everthingicafe.com topic.
Basically, google it.