Disclaimer
There are some things you should know before you perform
anything on this site.
There is some minor risk involved here. In a worst case scenario you simply restore
your iPhone using iTunes and your phone will be back to normal. Doing this will cause you
to lose your jailbreak and / or unlock, and perhaps for some time.
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I don't provide technical support. I don't have that kind of free time.
- You potentially risk voiding your warranty (if you can't restore your iPhone to stock
firmware).
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Any modifications you perform on your iPhone, including bypassing activation, jailbreaking
and unlocking, could be reset (or the option to rejailbreak or unlock blocked) if you
should install a firmware update provided by Apple. It is usually just a matter of
re-doing everything you previously did to get your iPhone back the way you had it.
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Read the instructions in their entirety. If you can't follow directions, the potential
is there for damage (only in extreme cases) to occur to your iPhone requiring a
replacement that will most likely be paid for by you.
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I'm not responsible for your results if they are less than what you expected. You assume
all risks. I recommend seeking help in iPhone hacking forums or in the various IRC
channels. The tutorials I create record the exact procedure I used on my iPhone.
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If you have not activated your iPhone via one of the official cell phone providers (AT&T,
Sprint, Verizon, et cetera), and do not pay them for your cellular phone service, then you
will lack the ability to use visual voicemail and possibly FaceTime.
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Jailbreaks and unlocks may have bugs in them causing undesirable side effects that have
yet to be discovered. Sometimes these problems are solved when the programs are updated.
I try to document widespread issues, but can't document everything.