I did wonder if this was your post but then noticed it was another.I asked the same question almost exactly a year ago. The answer then was a resounding ‘no’ and it’s probably still the same.
I’ve added a poll, let’s see.
This was because jailbreaks were pretty thin back then. Whereas right now jailbreaking is heating up a lot based on recently found exploits. It's gonna be a lot more popular in the next few months.I asked the same question almost exactly a year ago. The answer then was a resounding ‘no’ and it’s probably still the same.
I’ve added a poll, let’s see.
Its not quite that badIs jail breaking an iOS device still the equivalent of running a Windows PC with all security features disabled?
I'm the same, I did try it a couple of times but didn't really get anything out of it. I guess I like the familiarity of my phone as it is.I jailbroke my iPhone 4 when it first came out, was so glitchy so reset it and never bothered again.