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Originally Posted by thefro526
I don't see the point in jail breaking.
Nothing I see listed above is anything I would ever need to do. It seems like jail breaking is for people who want to make the phone do everything instead of getting the right device for the right task.
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As a computer/technology geek, I have an extreme problem with this statement.
Whats wrong with us testing the limitations of our devices, and using them to their full potential, instead of BUYING MORE CRAP, that one device could do. Isn't that the idea these days, the all-in-one do it all device?
EXCUSE ME for wanting to do more with my device, as apposed to have to switch networks for something I SHOULD BE ABLE TO DO, on one device.
iPhones are be able to do more than they are "suppose" to do, but Apple & ATT decided to limit the devices, just to further them selves and release more inferior products, hence the iPhone 4 not being on a 4G network, and not even capable of operating on one in the future.
If I had the choice, I would have went with sprint a long time ago, had I known the ATT network sucked, but not, since I can't without eating a $250 **** you fee, I will do what I can to make the best of my ****ty device.
Just because Jailbreaking your iPhone doesn't benefit you, doesn't mean it doesn't benefit THE OTHER THOUSANDS OF USERS THAT HAVE.