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**Quigoxito** · 08-11-2009, 07:53 AM

It's not.

See here for how to do it (look under "Guides"). And yes, it's very easy. Although I don't think you can do 3.1 with a PC yet.

When I was looking at doing it I got conflicting reports of whether or not I would have to restore my phone to factory settings at some point. Whether that point was before doing the Jailbreak or when removing the Jailbreak, it kind of put me off as I dislike the idea of losing all my contacts / SMS's etc

As for Jailbreaking, Apple may dislike you doing it to the extent that they will void your warranty if they can prove you've done it but there is no law that I know of on which they could charge you. Not even sure they could do anything if you unlocked the device as the product is yours. So long as you've paid for it through PaYG or a contract ... that's that.

08-11-2009, 07:53 AM	#9
Quigoxito Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 442 Senior Member	It's not. See here for how to do it (look under "Guides"). And yes, it's very easy. Although I don't think you can do 3.1 with a PC yet. When I was looking at doing it I got conflicting reports of whether or not I would have to restore my phone to factory settings at some point. Whether that point was before doing the Jailbreak or when removing the Jailbreak, it kind of put me off as I dislike the idea of losing all my contacts / SMS's etc As for Jailbreaking, Apple may dislike you doing it to the extent that they will void your warranty if they can prove you've done it but there is no law that I know of on which they could charge you. Not even sure they could do anything if you unlocked the device as the product is yours. So long as you've paid for it through PaYG or a contract ... that's that.
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