I am JAILBROKEN! (NOW WHAT?)
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Yes.
JBing does not inhibit the normal functions of the phone. It simply opens up the phone to do more than Apple programmed it to do.
I googled it, and saw several reports of people having problems with iTunes Match after JB.
DO you have iTunes Match and iCloud enabled?
The charge on my JB phone last longer than the charge on my wife's unjailbroken phone. This is usually the case with every software update and JB even though I have more APPs installed. I just assumed it was because of the Cydia APPs I install that makes it easy for me to turn of features on the phone so it doesn't waste the battery.
I misunderstood what you were asking...my bad. Sometimes a JB may cause problems with some of the features with some people, just as sometimes software updates do the same. Usually there will be a Cydia update that corrects these issues.
Since people have been reporting problems, then it is probably an issue that needs to be addressed for those that use it before they JB.
DodgerKing said:
Real test will be this coming week back at work when I'm streaming music. We shall see but I remember last time it was better and it Is much better than a typical Saturday unjailbroken.
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Just did my iPad. I did not realize my iPad was still on 5.0.1.
Didn't matter anyway since there is nothing that 5.1 brings to the iPad1 that 5.0 already brought.
Didn't matter anyway since there is nothing that 5.1 brings to the iPad1 that 5.0 already brought.
Cydia is just add-on tools to enhance a JB phone. You can JB and *never* use Cydia.
I would blame "user error"
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One APP you definitely want to install from Cydia is PKGBackup. This makes it so easy to reinstall all of your Cydia APPs and Tweaks, as well as your device settings and configuration after you do a JB.
Cydia is just add-on tools to enhance a JB phone. You can JB and *never* use Cydia.
I would blame "user error"
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Cydia provides access to repositiries of apps. I suppose you could JB and never use it but w/out it or a similar app you lose much of the incentive to JB. But to each their own.
Pepper said:
Added it. It might be a little too fast.
but I'll probably get used to it eventually.
Verizon has not been able to detect that you are using it? (As they have been able to do with rooted Android phones?)
Some people are sold on the Apple experience. They cannot imagine modifying the device in any way and in fact are somewhat shocked that others would consider it. I don't happen to agree but to each their own.
