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[Brian Miller]

For those of you who are waiting for the untethered jailbreak for iOS 6, you might want to keep on reading because we have some interesting news for you. New rulings from the DMCA (Digital Millennium Copyright Act) may apparently be the reason why it has taken so long for anyone to release a jailbreak for iPhone 5.

Others have assumed that iOS hackers planned to wait until the release of the iOS 6.0.1 or 6.1 until they go and introduce the jailbreak to the public. Yes, this may still be happening in the future until it becomes illegal which may happen in the future. This is because jailbreaking an iPad 4 has already been deemed illegal by DMCA because of new copyright rulings. This kind of speculation has been agreed upon by Musclenerd, a famous iOS hacker. The hacker hinted through his Twitter account that DMCA is in the process of ensuring that iPad jailbreaking won’t be legal anymore so that Apple will have a field day in charging for legal damages.

Meanwhile, users will not be able to have their phones unlocked after January of 2013 because it will already be considered illegal. Currently, some users are already planning to get the iOS 6 jailbreak for their iPhones as soon as it get publicized on the fear of getting it hammered by DMCA’s new ruling. Unfortunately, the ETA for iOS 6′s untethered JB is still missing based on the latest tweets from the iphone-dev team.

On the other hand, we are never really sure what may happen in the future. As of now, there are some of us who are praying so hard that jailbreaking remain legal but recent actions of those who are in power seem to point otherwise.

SOURCE: https://s3.amazonaws.../2012-26308.pdf

[Shiranui]

It's going to become increasingly difficult to stay of of jail in the 21st century.
We now live in an age where a simple series of mouse clicks is all that stands between you and incarceration.

[+chAos972]

It's your device, do what you want with it.

[+remixedcat]

chAos972, on 30 October 2012 - 03:17, said:

It's your device, do what you want with it.

this +90000000001!!!!!

[Brian Miller]

remixedcat, on 30 October 2012 - 03:19, said:

this +90000000001!!!!!

+90000000001^^90000000001

[Colin McGregor]

chAos972, on 30 October 2012 - 03:17, said:

It's your device, do what you want with it.

So since I bought my car I should be able to run red lights and stop signs and occasionally run people over. Who cares about laws, I paid for the car so I can do what I want with it.

[warwagon]

Colin McGregor, on 30 October 2012 - 03:26, said:

So since I bought my car I should be able to run red lights and stop signs and occasionally run people over. Who cares about laws, I paid for the car so I can do what I want with it.

Yes, because every time you jail break your iPad 4 god kills a kitten.

[kjordan2001]

Colin McGregor, on 30 October 2012 - 03:26, said:

So since I bought my car I should be able to run red lights and stop signs and occasionally run people over. Who cares about laws, I paid for the car so I can do what I want with it.

No, this would be like you wanting to drop in a new engine or change your sound system. Your analogy is more like someone hacking someone else's computer.

[DavidM]

chAos972, on 30 October 2012 - 03:17, said:

It's your device, do what you want with it.

It that what Hotz (sp?) thought about his ps3 jailbreak?

I completely agree, I paid for it it's mine. Unless I signed some crazy rental or lease agreement. You got my money, I got your device. Are you going to use my money ONLY as I see fit?

Colin McGregor, on 30 October 2012 - 03:26, said:

So since I bought my car I should be able to run red lights and stop signs and occasionally run people over. Who cares about laws, I paid for the car so I can do what I want with it.

Don't even try and compare the two...

warwagon, on 30 October 2012 - 03:28, said:

Yes, because every time you jail break your iPad 4 god kills a kitten.

Just one?

[Raa]

chAos972, on 30 October 2012 - 03:17, said:

It's your device, do what you want with it.

Ahhh, but is it?

[+Perfect72]

Colin McGregor, on 30 October 2012 - 03:26, said:

So since I bought my car I should be able to run red lights and stop signs and occasionally run people over. Who cares about laws, I paid for the car so I can do what I want with it.

Sometimes I think we need a down-vote system here.
That is nothing alike.

If I spend my money on a device, I will do with it what I please. If you make it illegal, I will not buy your device. Please, Apple, keep stabbing yourself in the foot 'til you can no longer walk, I don't like you anyway.

[nub]

Brian Miller, on 30 October 2012 - 03:07, said:

Others have assumed that iOS hackers planned to wait until the release of the iOS 6.0.1 or 6.1 until they go and introduce the jailbreak to the public. Yes, this may still be happening in the future until it becomes illegal which may happen in the future. This is because jailbreaking an iPad 4 has already been deemed illegal by DMCA because of new copyright rulings.

Like that's going to stop anyone.

[+Brando212]

Colin McGregor, on 30 October 2012 - 03:26, said:

So since I bought my car I should be able to run red lights and stop signs and occasionally run people over. Who cares about laws, I paid for the car so I can do what I want with it.

how the hell do you lump jailbreaking a phone with physically putting peoples' lives in danger?

[qdave]

Doesn't matter if its legal or illegal, i will still continue doing it.

[+remixedcat]

Colin McGregor, on 30 October 2012 - 03:26, said:

So since I bought my car I should be able to run red lights and stop signs and occasionally run people over. Who cares about laws, I paid for the car so I can do what I want with it.

wrong comparison.... it's like not being able to upgrade the stereo system and mod the engine and stuff....