Jailbreak or not?

[netkrazed]

I hear so much about this subject. Is it worth it jailbreak? If it is, what is potential repercussion?

 

[Demandarin]

Too much too post here. Just head over to hacking section and all ur questions will be answered. Check my sig, by the way. ;-)

Sent from my Jailbroken IPad on 4.2.1 ;-)

 

[netkrazed]

Too much too post here. Just head over to hacking section and all ur questions will be answered. Check my sig, by the way. ;-)

Sent from my Jailbroken IPad on 4.2.1 ;-)

Thanks for your reply and will do.

 

[sjleworthy]

for me? certainly not.

 

[Spink10]

Jailbreak it!

 

[Demandarin]

Jailbreak it!

Don't worry, they all constantly wonder about it and drives them crazy contemplating it. Why, cuz jail breakers have a the fun and their iPads can do a lot more then Just the regular ones. Now the latter is fact. My iPad is way more capable of doing things a nonjailbroken iPad can't do or wished it could do. I think the word " jailbreak" in itselfs scares people. That's why I don't need iTunes to sync media or files lol all done within my iPad itself, wherever I may be ;-)

Sent from my Jailbroken IPad on 4.2.1 ;-)

 

[airswam888]

i jailbroken my first ipad. but now both my ipad are not because i hate doing it again and again everytime i update my firmware.

 

[graywolf]

Jailbreaking is great. Just check out some stickys and check out the "jailbreaking apps" section. And look at my home screen!

 

[f4780y]

i jailbroken my first ipad. but now both my ipad are not because i hate doing it again and again everytime i update my firmware.

Hi. Upgrading a JB bwetween versions of IOS can be a challenge for lots of folks. That's why I wrote a simple guide on it here - http://www.ipadforums.net/jailbreak...des/26399-how-upgrade-your-ios-jailbreak.html

One you try this process and follow it properly, it becomes second nature, and upgrading your jailbreak is no longer as much of a hassle as it used to be.

Now, I can reliably upgrade a JB device from start to fininsh in a couple of hours without any risk of losing a single application, setting, or file. And most of this time is simply the time it takes iTunes to re-sync 64GB of media. If you don't have very much media to sync, the whole process can be done inside an hour!

Hope that helps.