[gamerman191]

If you live in the US and you have a jailbroken cellphone you won't have to worry about any legal ramifications. The FCC has said it's legal to jailbreak a smart phone along with some other cool rulings. Of course it'll void your warranty and the company will shower some hate your way but hey what can they do?

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[pat_the_irish_king]

yyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaayyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy yyyyyyyyyyy

[MJM128]

I'm glad that I never had to worry about that with an android phone, but good to see this for the sake of iphone users, although I wonder if more people will jailbreak their iphones? Probably the people that would jailbreak it would jailbreak it regardless.

[sozen]

lol just saw that when i looked at my computer, I love this Technology RSS feed i have on it now.

[Onslaught2k3]

Originally Posted by gamerman191

If you live in the US and you have a jailbroken cellphone you won't have to worry about any legal ramifications. The FCC has said it's legal to jailbreak a smart phone along with some other cool rulings. Of course it'll void your warranty and the company will shower some hate your way but hey what can they do?

Source: [Only registered and activated users can see links. ]

Why on god's green earth would it be illegal to unlock or jailbreak a cell phone you've paid for yourself? it's subsidized by a cellular service provider but you are paying in terms of a verbal or physically signed agreement to go on contract for x amount of years.

[Darkchao45]

Yeah!!!!!!!!

[spyx 94]

lol thats awesome. Actually in my country its not only the jailbreaking(iphonr and stuff) even softmoding games consels like 360 and Wii. Lol its even being sold like that xD