p styletextalign justifyApple may have finally given into
jailbreakers as it seems that they have removed a key API from iOS
4.2 which previously allowed them to manually check for jailbroken
devices. The move is thought to have come following the activity a
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made legal in the USa earlier this year although it is unknown
whether Apple has temporarily disabled the monitoring code or
removed it altogether.pp styletextalign justifyimg classaligncenter
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width356 height261 pp styletextalign justifyThe fruity company has
been fighting a long, hard battle against those who want to break
out of the manufacturers iOS lock and this controversial action,
permanent or not, will no doubt have been a hard decision for Apple
to make.pp styletextalign justifyAside from jailbreaking meaning
users can run alternative software or change a handsets abilities,
it does have its more serious risks as it makes customised iPhones
vulnerable to security flaws, an erratic battery life plus other
errors that arent covered in the warranty. The absence of the API
may also affect IT managers who use it to monitor iOS files
corrupted by external security threats.pp styletextalign
justifyApple certainly has a lot of weighing up to do right now,
but something tells us this isnt the last well hear on this
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