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knc1 · 03-19-2016, 07:57 AM

Well, you choose -

1) Leave it jailbroken
1a) Ensure you have the most recent jb for your device installed
1b) Un-install anything that has an un-installer
1c) Use the Amazon update on it - the (current) jb will re-install itself.
1d) Use a secure erase program on the visible FAT-32 user storage, otherwise everything you had on user storage can be recovered by the next owner.
(See: dcdd I posted somewhere around here)

2) Leave it factory stock
2a) Un-install anything that has an un-installer
2b) Home -> Menu -> Settings -> Menu -> (factory) Reset
2c) Use the Amazon update on it - the factory reset has wiped out the jb 'survival kit'
(Also known as: Kiss of death)
2d) Use a secure erase program on the visible FAT-32 user storage, otherwise everything you had on user storage can be recovered by the next owner.
(See: dcdd I posted somewhere around here)

03-19-2016, 07:57 AM	#4
knc1 Going Viral Posts: 17,212 Karma: 18210809 Join Date: Feb 2012 Location: Central Texas Device: No K1, PW2, KV, KOA	Well, you choose - 1) Leave it jailbroken 1a) Ensure you have the most recent jb for your device installed 1b) Un-install anything that has an un-installer 1c) Use the Amazon update on it - the (current) jb will re-install itself. 1d) Use a secure erase program on the visible FAT-32 user storage, otherwise everything you had on user storage can be recovered by the next owner. (See: dcdd I posted somewhere around here) 2) Leave it factory stock 2a) Un-install anything that has an un-installer 2b) Home -> Menu -> Settings -> Menu -> (factory) Reset 2c) Use the Amazon update on it - the factory reset has wiped out the jb 'survival kit' (Also known as: Kiss of death) 2d) Use a secure erase program on the visible FAT-32 user storage, otherwise everything you had on user storage can be recovered by the next owner. (See: dcdd I posted somewhere around here) Last edited by knc1; 03-19-2016 at 08:07 AM.