Top 10 Reasons NOT To Jailbreak iOS 9

Should You Jailbreak? 10 Reasons NOT To Jailbreak iOS 9. It's Not all Fun & Games.

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    • +zak singer So opening up the entire OS and gaining access to anything and
      everything does not bring more security issues? Then please tell me why
      Windows is far less secure and much more prone to viruses than Macs are. I
      admit, iOS has security flaws, but it is very very secure until you
      jailbreak. Why else would the government consistently sue Apple for their
      tight encryption and mobile security?

    • +Azul not as many people own macs, so less of a point in targeting them.
      and the government is angry about the encryption because they want access
      to you data. not saying lets put on our tinfoil hats, but really it’s
      supposedly for our security.

    • +Azul Windows has huge market share. No one would write a virus for a niche
      market when they can hit 90% of the computer-using world. Here’s a graph of
      theoretical spread chance for Windows, Mac and GNU/Linux:
      http://www.wolframalpha.com/input/?i=y%3D0.9^x,+y%3D0.08^x,+y%3D0.02^x+from+0+to+5.
      I hope you can figure which is which.

      And the government suing Shittle for encryption. Hah, bullshit. Apple shows
      governments everything; see RMS’s points on it:
      https://stallman.org/apple.html

    • It’s around 95% so you have to know what you’re doing or your phone could
      be hacked without you even realising (at this point I must stress change
      your default SSL password SSL allows you to remotely connect to your device
      however others can do so as well if you don’t change the password) Also if
      your going to try and do a Jbreak scam USE THE NEWEST VERSION for example
      something like 9.2 or 9.3 would get more attention than an iOS 9 jailbreak
      as we can already do that. Jailbreak scam don’t generally work anymore
      because of sites like SinfulIphone and twitter if you follow jailbreak
      teams and all these Jbreak youtubers being able to deem it as fake
      extremely fast
      Yes I know this is a bot but I wanted to.

    • +DMPRodo because that’s not true. Cracked apps signed by developer
      certificates may work for a while but apple will always end up revoking it
      requiring a reinstall of the app with a new copy that’s been signed with a
      new certificate, now shut up cause nobody cares about free stuff either
      way, piracy has been dieing for a long time and in today’so age you should
      just be legit. Plus the majority of people who jailbreak never do it for
      piracy but the customization, now go home kid.

    • +noah4314 I don’t really get though why you would likeep applemme the
      galaxy s7 is the most powerful phone with the best camera, and it literally
      has an always on display that will always show the time, so it literally
      doesn’t turn off. It has the best battery, more than twice the life of an
      iPhone 6s, plus expandable storage. To top it off jail reading has been
      getting harder while rooting is still pretty easy, but even if rooting is
      hard android still allows you to tweak and customize the whole user
      interface and very powerful access to the system even without being rooted.
      It usually has very good security for this level of openness, since each
      program runs in a Java virtual machine, which while inefficient it allows
      you to be sure Google would never have a problem with the openness. There’s
      even full unrestricted sideloading by default. Also unlike apple Samsung
      doesn’t mind rooting, i mean my galaxy alerted me I’m rooted but said it’s
      my decision and all, although it does void your warranty if you have to
      flash software on the debice’so bootloader due to samsung’so Knox system,
      but android devices from sony, HTC and others don’t do that and even give
      full umocked bootloader to completely replace the os.

    • +DMPRodo “Rodo20” yeah and I explained why you wouldn’t want to pirate like
      that anyway and why the Jailbreak version of tweaking the system to allow
      cracked apps is far more reliable, read both my comments. But in my second
      comment I then said you shouldn’t pirate anyway.

  1. I don’t know I want to jailbreak but I’m afraid in case I can’t fix my
    phone after something

    • +Greed 3:16 I have been jailbreaking for 2 years and I’ve experienced no
      problems except for the minor ones like random resprings and battery
      draining but they are not bad you’ll get used to them. Oh yeah just try not
      to break your phone though and you’ll be fine!

    • +BorealNeal If you jailbreak, you can get tweaks that can actually save
      your data and save your battery. If you install something that’s heavy and
      drains your battery, you can just remove it. You don’t play games on your
      phone? and you noticed that the game is draining your battery… what do
      you do? just delete the game

  2. Another reason is that i will get in trouble and my fucking teachers and
    principal will prolly confiscate my ipad. We arent allowed to have a
    jailbroken ipad

  3. That’s 11 reasons why I don’t jail break so Steve Jobs can see his
    closed-ecosystem from wherever he is.

  4. I’ve heard that when you jailbreak, code is maybe removed or changed
    permanently, and so that’s always there. Idk of this is/can be used to test
    for a precious jailbreak having occurred. But I guess that doesn’t entirely
    matter if you want to repair your phone

    • Wait so would you be able to upgrade your phone with your service provider
      or something if it’s been jailbroken before but not currently jailbroken?

  5. What I don’t get is if you want a jail broken phone why not get and Android
    most reasons to jail breaking u can do with out rooting an android.

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