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Old 01-25-2011, 09:58 PM   #22
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Originally Posted by ApK View Post
Is there any downside or risk to jailbreaking?
I mean aside from the "at your own risk" admonishments that accompany all things of this nature?
Does it break any existing feature? Does it impact performance or usability in anyway?

I like the IDEA of jaikbreaking, but I don't really need any of the hacks that jailbreaking allows at the moment. If jailbreaking has any downside, I'll just wait until I just MUST have that screensaver hack, or new font or whatever
But if not, heck, I'd rather just do it now and be ready for whenever I need it!

Thanks,

ApK
For the jailbreak itself, I'd say it's pretty safe, because all it does is to install a ssh key file. This key file makes further hacks possible by making the verification of *.bin (for updating) file pass.
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