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Huh? No offense but just jailbreaking your phone and then using it the same as always is going to have ZERO effect on your phone. If you use it with weird apps
by drivebyacct2 14y ago
Huh? No offense but just jailbreaking your phone and then using it the same as always is going to have ZERO effect on your phone. If you use it with weird apps or have an animated homescreen background, yeah, you're going to see a battery hit. Just like if you install an app that streams music over 3g all day (regardless of whether or not you've jailbroken).
- noblethrasher 14y agoNo offense taken. I think it should be pretty clear that by "jailbreaking" I'm also referring to installing and using non-App store apps (what's the point otherwise?). I'm particularly concerned with the affect of running many apps that are using undocumented/unsanctioned apis (such as with the app that updates the weather icon). iOS has a bunch of restrictions to prevent apps from astonishingly degrading performance of the system (e.g. the API discourages or prevents apps from running invisibly in the background)