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Which is about 10% of all iDevices, so not particularly useless. (And, as others gave said, that doesn't even include the developers who can sign and install it
by Xuzz 15y ago
Which is about 10% of all iDevices, so not particularly useless. (And, as others gave said, that doesn't even include the developers who can sign and install it for themselves, as well.)
- xnerdr 15y agoFor those interested in Bitcoin right now (mostly geeks) i'd say the % of jailbroken iDevices is much higher, i'd throw 80% out as a guess.
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- RyanKearney 15y ago80% is a gross overestimation.
- kristofferR 15y agoMost people interested in Bitcoins right now are geeks and the majority of geeks should have jailbroken their iPhones. 80% of the whole iPhone user mass is a gross overestimation, but I don't think that it's an overestimation to say that 80% of huge geeks have jailbroken their iPhones.
- olivercameron 15y agoA lot of my friends are "geeks", and none of them have a jailbroken iPhone. In fact, the only person I know who has a jailbroken iPhone is a regular teenager, and that's because he refuses to pay for apps.
- jrockway 15y agoHow many of your friends use Bitcoins?
- olivercameron 15y agoZero.
- jrockway 15y agoRight, so your data point is not really relevant to the conversation. The implication was that anyone interested in bitcoin would probably have a jailbroken phone, and since none of your friends are interested in bitcoin, whether or not they have a jailbroken iphone is not particularly relevant. The original context was: For those interested in Bitcoin right now (mostly geeks) I'd say the percentage of jailbroken iDevices is much higher, i'd throw 80% out as a guess. I think we can all agree that this is reasonable.
- RyanKearney 15y agoI use bitcoin and I don't jailbreak my iPhone.
- greengarstudios 15y agoI use bitcoin and I jailbreak my iPhone.