今天推出的 itunes 10 測試後是可以安全使用的。

對已JB的iphone是沒有影響的，大家放心吧。

想試itunes 新功能的就download來試試吧

但下星期的 IOS 4.1 就要小心了不要亂升級

據iphone_dev 所說，目前iphone 3gs/4  IOS4.0.2 不能破解。

原因是4.0.1 和4.0.2 的分別只在於PDF 漏洞，並沒有新功能。所以不值得破解小組為4.0.2 JB。

他們稱會等待4.1推出後才會有新JB，目前4.1為Beta測試中。

所以大家原廠4.0.2的朋友請耐心等待。。。。。（本人也是）

4.0.1的也不要亂升級，尤其是沒有4.0.1 的shsh備份。

如果不知道什麼是shsh的更加不要升級！

大家眼看手勿動呀~不要亂升級.

慢慢等下一個version的jailbreak吧!

終於有淨機現貨賣了~

我訂了 apple store的還未付運…就有現貨賣了!!

不知會否第一天就缺貨呢…

所以要升OS4的就快破解啦! 未買機就快買機 haha

因為apple 會fix 漏洞. 到時又唔知要等幾耐

16GB¹
HK$ 4,988

估計付運時間:3 個星期

32GB¹
HK$ 5,888

估計付運時間:3 個星期

在comex 的twitter 見到他說如無意外會在星期日前發布呀!!

有望在本星期內可以jb 各位的iphone 4 及 os4.x

http://blog.iphone-dev.org/post/862193913/getting-out-of-jail-is-free

Fantastic news today from the Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF).  After a lot of hard work and mountains of paperwork, jailbreaking your iPhone is now explicitly a permitted fair use under the DMCA!

The first of EFF’s three successful requests clarifies the legality of cell phone “jailbreaking” — software modifications that liberate iPhones and other handsets to run applications from sources other than those approved by the phone maker. More than a million iPhone owners are said to have “jailbroken” their handsets in order to change wireless providers or use applications obtained from sources other than Apple’s own iTunes “App Store,” and many more have expressed a desire to do so. But the threat of DMCA liability had previously endangered these customers and alternate applications stores.

In its reasoning in favor of EFF’s jailbreaking exemption, the Copyright Office rejected Apple’s claim that copyright law prevents people from installing unapproved programs on iPhones: “When one jailbreaks a smartphone in order to make the operating system on that phone interoperable with an independently created application that has not been approved by the maker of the smartphone or the maker of its operating system, the modifications that are made purely for the purpose of such interoperability are fair uses.”

The EFF also successfully renewed the existing DMCA exception for carrier unlocking. More on the ruling by the Library of Congress is here and here (and many other places, since this is huge news!). The full ruling ishere, and EFF’s history with this case is here (EFF’s servers are understandably getting hammered today!).

This doesn’t mean that Apple will stop their technical attempts to thwart jailbreaking, but it does mean that our iPhone jailbreaks and unlocks are now unambiguously legal under the DMCA.

Great job, EFF!