Jailbreak. Do you do it?

[Nyan]

I jailbroke my iPod iTouch once upon a time. It worked pretty well for awhile, however it eventually screwed up so I reset it to factory.

[jet]

I jailbreak everything technological that I touch. I hate being confined within the parameters of what a company FEELS something should do. They intentional limit us with many things so that essentially they can make more money. My computer is a home build hackintosh, my ipad is jailbroken, my phone is jailbroken, all the other tablets in the house are rooted, my router is hacked, my appletv is jailbroken, I am in the process of hacking my new kia soul lmao, my wii and playstation is modded, my nintendo ds has a flash cart (by far the easiest jailbreak EVER lol). I know there is more too but you get the idea! Make things work the way you want them to and don't have any fear. You'll be happy you did

For those of you who fear doing it, your just paranoid. All the people that make the codes etc... for different hacks have them at least reasonably well thought out. It is totally possible you could interupt the process and maybe mooch your jailbreak which would require a factory reset/reinstall or whatever but the chances of you permanently bricking one of your devices in my opinion is nill. I have messed up many things, I have taken apart hundreds of things, and I have not EVER permanently bricked ANYTHING. And let me tell you, I'm not the brightest bulb in the tanning bed... truth be told lol.

All of the scary stories or warnings out there is a conspiracy. It's companies that DO NOT want you to hack your devices using scare tactics so that you don't try and realize how much more awesome it makes them lol. Every companies worse nightmare is that you join the ranks of the people who won't take things just the way that they are and refuse to believe that you can't make it capable of a LOT LOT more lol.

[Dessirrea]

I've never thought about doing it... might consider doing it to my iPad.

[Accelerator]

I've never owned an (i/Apple) device so... Nope.
But I wouldn't do it. Unless I had to for necessity...

[ewmeep]

is there any new jailbreak for ipod touch 3g

[Thediaryofjane]

My iPad isn't jailbroken, I want to do it but it's too risky :/

[Jacqueline]

I've jailbroken my iphone for many years now, however it's very troublesome when I run into problems like iTunes errors, recovery mode and all those things that take me hours to fix. My ex boyfriends used to help me fix these things but now that I'm single I gotta fix them myself lolz

The other day I tried to upgrade my jailbroken iphone 4 (still sitting on io5 ew) to io6 (many apps don't work until it's io6+) and it took me hours to get it out of the recovery mode loop X_X. It's still io5 but sorta fixed, but my iTunes doesn't detect my phone properly anymore.

Would be nice if someone can help me out

[mt5o5bd]

NEVER EVER EVER EVER EVER, try to upgrade a jailbroken iphone. You should always restore the iphone from the ipsw after backing it up first.

You will have to conduct a full restore to whatever IOS Apple is currently signing and lose your jailbreak in the process. You would have been unable to restore to ios6 because Apple is no longer signing that firmware. You are no longer able to downgrade firmwares because the SHSH blob downgrade has been patched.

I'd recommend entering DFU mode first so iTunes recognises it and then restore from your downloaded ipsw firmware. (you need an account to see links)

I've been out of touch with jailbreaking, you will need to check if the latest FW is jailbreakable or not.

[kiyomi]

I've never jailbroken anything. But I've had several friends and even one of my brothers try to talk me into it. lol Not going to happen.

[Vegeance]

No reason not to, more features, more functionality, more value for your buck.