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+--- Thread: Do you jailbreak your iOS device? (/Thread-Do-you-jailbreak-your-iOS-device)
RE: Do you jailbreak your iOS device? - n3cr0m4nc3r - 10-23-2012
Still Apple devices are so restricted and jailbreaking is like.... setting them free hahaha
I mean theams, tweaks and stuff
RE: Do you jailbreak your iOS device? - Kinanizer - 12-03-2012
Of course, why wouldn't you. Currently I have mine unJBed because the iNinjas repo isn't updated to 6.0.1, but as soon as all that gets updated I'll be JBing agin.
RE: Do you jailbreak your iOS device? - Xeronations - 12-04-2012
I always jailbreak mine. If I were to pay for every app I wanted, I'd probably be broke. I don't see why anyone shouldn't jailbreak their device.
RE: Do you jailbreak your iOS device? - phyrrus9 - 12-04-2012
Of course I JB...I can't do without being able to overclock, and custom boot logos on ios 6 because i'm a pro
RE: Do you jailbreak your iOS device? - Xeronations - 12-04-2012
One thing that always upset me about JBing. I'm not sure whether it was the process itself, or just something I had installed, but my device would always be slower after jailbreaking.
RE: Do you jailbreak your iOS device? - phyrrus9 - 12-04-2012
It is for sure something you installed. Cydia usually slows stuff down since it has 4 daemons running.
RE: Do you jailbreak your iOS device? - The High Roller - 12-04-2012
You would never catch me with a un-jailbroken iphone ever.
I hate paying for apps that I know I can get free using cydia.
RE: Do you jailbreak your iOS device? - Xeronations - 12-04-2012
(12-04-2012, 02:39 AM)phyrrus9 Wrote: It is for sure something you installed. Cydia usually slows stuff down since it has 4 daemons running.
I don't think I had very many things installed from Cydia. Does SBsettings cause slower performance?
RE: Do you jailbreak your iOS device? - phyrrus9 - 12-04-2012
No, I mean having the app installed will kill your performance more than anything else will. Unless you enable the bgjs engine.
RE: Do you jailbreak your iOS device? - Anonymous - 12-04-2012
(09-02-2012, 12:50 AM)The Anarchist Wrote: When I had an iPhone, it was jailbroken and unlocked.
After I had accidentally updated it, and I lost the ability to unlock the phone I decided to use an Android phone instead.
LOL Andriod FTW! I honestly believe rooting androids are the best because you can get ther wireless tether, which in my case is a must have! so much of a must i rooted my mothers phone to, my elder sister wanted me to do that to hers as well. even a younger step brother and some friends as well. Just because of the benfits of having it rooted. why pay more for internet when you can turn your phone into your internet.