애플에서 신규 아이폰 3GS 의 제일브릭을 봉쇄하였습니다.

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Posted October 13, 2009 at 6:37pm by iClarified

현재 시판되는 아이폰 3GS 의 부트롬을 업그레이드하여, 기존에 사용하던 24kpwn 방법으로 더이상 제일브릭을 할수 없게 되었습니다.

새로 업데이트된 iBoot-359.3.2 은 지난주부터 판매된 모델에 적용되었습니다.

Mathieulh 분이 제공한 화면캡춰를 보면 새로운 버전을 확인할 수 있습니다.

MuscleNerd (아이폰 Dev-Team 회원) 분석결과 기존에 사용된 24kpwn 방법으로 더이상 제일브릭이 불가능 해질것으로 보고 있습니다.

oh oh, from what @cpich3g + @Mathieulh 지금까지의 일반적인 제일브릭 방법은 새로 시판되는 3GS 을 지원하지 못할수 있습니다.

따라서, 신규로 구입하기를 고려하시는 분은 이전에 출시된 재고나 리퍼블리쉬 모델을 구입하거나 Dev Team 에서 새로운 부트롬에 대한 보안홀을 찾기를 바라는 수 밖에 없습니다.

* 제일브릭 : 아이폰의 시스템 영역에 접근할 수 있도록 소프트웨어를 변경합니다.
* 리퍼블리쉬 : 제품이 판매된후 단순히 반품되거나 고장을 수리하고 재판매 되는 제품

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Abdellatif - May 5, 2013 at 8:09am

personally i use an android 2.3 gaxlay ace,my sister has nokia 700 symbian belle,ya what you told is right but symbian is still behind in some area like browser still sucks,also apps are lesser and good apps will take some time to come over to symbian.but i like the oval icons,and the induvidual wallpaper for homescreen.multitasking also better than droid.

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Brad - December 8, 2009 at 9:53pm

When is it going to happen? I've been sitting on the new 3gs for far too long.

Brad - October 26, 2009 at 10:52am

Anyone know if they are going to be able to solve this one and if so when? I have tmobile and just bought the 3gs and ofcourse it has the new block. Thanks for any help.

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PARA LA PAGINA EN ESPAÑOL

lucasbrizzo - October 14, 2009 at 5:47pm

Today I got a refurb iPhone 3GS from the Apple Store that shipped from CA. It came with FW 3.1 > restored to 3.1.2 and used blackra1n to jailbreak with success. (Im assuming) All recently refurbished iPhone 3GS's SHOULD NOT have the new 359.3.2 iBoot. I can confirm my refurb did not as I'm now jailbroken again. Hope this is useful information.

euphonius - October 16, 2009 at 12:16am

where do you find refurbed iphones? can you buy them without buying an att plan? i'm writing from china, so i'm a bit confused about how the market works in the US. thanks

Michael - October 19, 2009 at 2:35pm

hey, lucasbrizzo... Do you have the link or the location where you purchased your refurbished "iPhone 3Gs". I can't find it anyone, all i can find are refurbished iPhones 3G. thanks for the help.

DistortedLoop - October 14, 2009 at 9:18am

Umm, you have nothing to worry about UNTIL your current iPhone is lost, stolen, dropped and broken, or just somehow dies on its own (as some do). Whether you're replaced on warranty or your own money, in a short while the replacement phone will be unjailbreakable, and for many of those, that means fantastic functionality* we've come to enjoy will be lost forever (possibly). re: fantastic functionality - there are some jailbreak apps that make the iPhone so much sweeter - SBSettings alone is reason enough for me to jailbreak. Throw in iBlacklist, GV Mobile and PDANet and I'll never not jailbreak again.

Edge - October 14, 2009 at 12:54am

Why do trolls feel the need to troll and be negative????

anonmuz - October 14, 2009 at 1:22am

Everything that everyone jailbreaks their iPhone for Android phones can/could just about do if it had the amount of devs that Apple has for the iPhone. Anybody that knows code can dev for the Android OS, you can do what you please on the Android OS. No one had to wait for features to be added on the Android OS but us iPhone users had to wait years for simple features to be added and when we pay full price for our phones we still don't have the option to do as we please with them. Apple talks all this shit about MS and Windows and they pull the same stunts with the iPhone OS. So like my previous post said, I'm not worried but to say Apple doesn't owe it's iPhone customers anything is kinda false. T

Shirwan Khan - October 14, 2009 at 4:20am

Steady on chap!! But have to say I agree with you.

ping33tx - October 14, 2009 at 4:49am

it's not about getting stuff free. its about Apple being greedy and selfish.Some people are poor and cant afford the high rates that apple charges att,You dont think att is not going to get their money back on what they are paying apple. you must live in a box

anonmuz - October 14, 2009 at 5:20am

When you think about it, the iPhone (parts and all) only cost about $200 bucks for Apple to make. Apple doesn't even need to advertise it to get sales, so Apple really is making about a 500% profit on it's customers.

Cris Mina - October 15, 2009 at 7:54pm

I agree with you. Apple is doing what all other software developer's doing to protect their products. While Microsoft is their close competitor, Hackers are their worse enemies. If they did benefit already from the work of hackers, it is too much of an abuse to still say bad things against Apple. This is my opinion.

gustavo Leon Madrigal - October 13, 2009 at 10:02pm

well I am concern, because I am still have an ipod (actually an Iphone) but still lock...sooo I am still waiting, and all the teams (dev, chronic, Geo, and IH8) aren't working with the lock just on the JB, so, no one is working on the Unlock.

Edge777 - October 13, 2009 at 11:54pm

No sé si hablas español, pero cual iPhone tienes y cuando lo compraste. Si es un 3G tal vez puedas lo "unlock." Baja una programa de Cydia que se llama "Fuzzyband" y si el 3G es uno de los primeros, esta program funcionará para "downgrade" el "baseband." Despues, puedes bajar "ultrasn0w" para el "unlock." Suerte!

gustavo Leon Madrigal - October 14, 2009 at 5:52pm

mil gracias, pero desgraciadamente tengo el 3.1, con el 5.11 así fue comprado de fabrica, por lo que no puedo hacer el downgrade, tengo un Ipod de 32 GB, jajajajaja, y a la espera de que s pueda convertir en un iphone... algun dia. gracias

iphone user543 - October 13, 2009 at 9:37pm

if you are that worried then you shouldn't have jail-broken, its your own fault, not apples.

DNA - October 13, 2009 at 8:55pm

The Jailbreak is NOT Blocked!, The 24kpwn is blocked. This means its back to tethering if you want to Jailbreak.

Nathaniel - October 13, 2009 at 11:13pm

A tethered jailbreak on an iPhone is absolutely useless. If your phone dies for any reason it won't restart. For all intensive purposes this equates to no jailbreak for most people. Besides the article says a "normal jailbreak" is not possible.

DNA64 - October 19, 2009 at 7:25am

Yes, for all intensive purposes that does equate to no Jailbreak for "most people", however its not hard to use a Palm or even create a device that can boot the iPhone back up. Regardless of what the article says, the Topic is still a little misleading. "Apple Blocks Jailbreak in New iPhone 3GS Units!" Furthermore, the 24kpwn lives. It just forgot to file a change of address with the dev-team lol

anonmuz - October 13, 2009 at 8:45pm

ehh... I'm not worried. There's always a work around and if they do or did succeed in stopping all jailbreaks, I have no prob with sticking with my 3G or getting an Android phone but I deffinitly would never consider another touchscreen Blackberry.

terry mainor - October 13, 2009 at 7:28pm

If apple finds a way to stop jailbreaking and unlocking forever, i wont like the iphone as much. Im with T-Moble, and i wont ever be switching to AT&T. My next phone would be the BlackBerry.