iPhone Jailbreak?

[Gigabot]

Can't tell me you don't have an iPhone and then quote me update notes.

Actually I have an iPod Touch updated to the latest 2.2 firmware with no problems and the jailbreak for both the iPhone and iPod Touch work in a similar way.

 

[lancer]

i actually returned my touch the other day, its cost $321 with tax at bestbuy.

but today i bought another 16gb, but 1st gen for $229... cant beat, that i have to say that after owning box, the first gen is certainly better built, although i do miss the speakerphone (bejeweled) and the side volume.

Its updated to 2.2.

I have to say i wanted, well needed the 32gb version, but i think i'll wait a yr or so, i'm sure by then they'll be up to 64 or perhaps 100gbs or so...

 

[lancer]

good thing i didn't wait for a response... i figured it out in the end... i may go into the unlocking business could make some decent profit....

is it against the rules to post how i did it? because it wasn't as simple as it was supposed to be...

 

[Gigabot]

good thing i didn't wait for a response... i figured it out in the end... i may go into the unlocking business could make some decent profit....

is it against the rules to post how i did it? because it wasn't as simple as it was supposed to be...

It's not against the rules to post your method here (unless you did something like using illegally premade firmware), so you can go ahead and share it here. You're right you could really make decent profit if you market it correctly. There are already many websites out there and you could make some good cash if you make a successful one. Are you good with SEO, and website development? Do you know the proper places to promote your website?

 

[lancer]

no, no and no to all your last questions.

Unlocking your iphone i believe is technically illigal. As it is breaking some kind of rights or something.... which is why i'd like a mod to let me know, if so i'll post...

 

[SPeedY_B]

Unlocking a phone isn't illegal. It just may go against the contract or EULA you have with your provider. You own the hardware after-all.