A couple of things:gdg said:I gather this has been discussed to death but the concept of jailbreaking an ipad is new to me. I knew that people jailbroke their iPhones but I thought that was so they could use them in other countries when they traveled. I also was under the impression that one could never update a jailbroken iPhone so I ended up getting an unlocked one myself. As for the iPad I have a Canadian iPad2 which means I can use any carrier I like, anywhere in the world. Wouldn't jailbreaking an iPad compromise both it's future functionality (in terms of updates) and reduce it's resale value?![]()
Jailbreaking is where you gain greater access to the phones system thus allowing you to customize the phone in a way which is otherwise prevented.
The phone is usually tied to a particular network and when you travel, partner networks would allow you to use your phone in that country.
When you are in your home country, although jail breaking would allow you to unlock your phone from a particular network so that you could use a sim card from another network. However, you can unlock your phone from a network without jail breaking it therefore complying with Apple's terms and conditions.
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