Comment Re:Could jailbreaking being dead be a major factor (Score 1) 53
As the OP, apparently I didn't make myself clear: I want to be able to tweak notifications, move parts of my vast music library to and from the iphone whenever I want to without wrestling with itunes (a lot of my music I got elsewhere besides itunes), disable the loud "DING!" when I plug in to charge the phone; I could go on and on. Without jailbreaking, I have control over almost none of these things and only some with ugly workarounds. Without jailbreaking, I'm locked into Apple's Walled Garden. If I connect my unjailbroken iphone to my computer through USB, I can only copy photos from the phone. Other things I can copy through excructiatingly slow Airdrop. No thanks. And I don't want or need pirated apps, and as someone pointed out you don't need to jailbreak to install pirated apps anyway. I want control over the phone and I know I'm not the only one. But you go right ahead and keep thinking "Apple knows best what I need and jailbreakers are just pirates." Jailbreaking being dead very well may have little influence on Android overtaking Apple, I just threw that out there for discussion. But you went off on an accusation of piracy and got upvoted for it. Whatever.