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Jailbreaking has never violated the warranty. Apple just doesn’t support it so they won’t service your device until you update it to the latest software, which
by selectodude 8y ago
Jailbreaking has never violated the warranty. Apple just doesn’t support it so they won’t service your device until you update it to the latest software, which is completely reasonable.
- TeMPOraL 8y agoI.e. violates half of your warranty, because any but the most obviously mechanical problem can be blamed on messing with software.
- selectodude 8y agoAnd as far as I’ve seen when it comes to jailbreaks, anything but the most obviously mechanical problem is caused by the jailbreak.
- jedieaston 8y agoBut the first thing they'd do even if you didn't jailbreak would be to restore your device and pull a backup from iCloud. If you want to keep your jailbreak, then they can't help you, because who knows if the latest version of iOS included a patch for your problem, a tweak you installed borked the phone, or if Apple borked it?
- michaelmrose 8y agoIt's completely reasonable that upgrading your phone and maintaining administrator access shouldn't be a challenge.