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Wait a minute. We are discussing something does not affect us here in Korea because we don't know what the laws are here for jailbreaking.

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wow kind of off topic huh? Well guys it doesn't even matter because the over the air updates aren't OS updates, they are simply carrier files. The OS itself can't be updated over the air.. Carrier files are pretty easy to replace through itunes, and i find it highly doubtful that apple would use a carrier file to "brick" an iphone when it would be so easy to replace the carrier file with a working one.

Some of you may remember that I was able to re-enable the "Find My iPhone" feature for korean iphones, it wasn't that hard at all.

Oh and by the way, for those of you that updated to OS 4 and would still like to use "FindMyIphone" simply replace the carrier file with the same one i posted a long time ago. It seems now that iOS4 will ask to update the carrier file once in awhile if you replace it with my edited one, but all you have to do is ignore it and click cancel. I'm not exactly sure how it's detecting that my carrier file is different, but i'm working on it. For now thats a temporary solution.

EDIT: I found a way to make the edited carrier file stick, and the iphone no longer bugs about updating to an un-edited file. I'll write up the method tomorrow.

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I ran this on my 3GS running iOS4 and it worked great. It took less than 10 minutes to finish everything. I spent the whole day trying to get my phone looking the way I wanted with new icons and fonts. Then suddenly, it said something like "springboard has crashed" and my phone went into safe mode. I followed all the steps it said to fix the problem but nothing worked. I got fed up with trying and I just reset the whole phone. I wanted to put iOS4 back on, but it automatically downloaded the 4.1 (is that what it's called?) and restored my phone. Now I can't jailbreak again until they come out with one for the 4.1 upgrade. I am a complete novice with this kind of stuff, and this was my first time jailbreaking an apple product. However, other than having different looking icons, I didn't see what the major benefit was to jailbreaking. Am I missing something?

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iOS 4.1 isn't released yet, you must mean 4.0.1? If that's the case, it IS jailbreakable. The jailbreak supports up to 4.0.1.

The benefit is being able to add features, or apps that apple doesn't approve of. Also, it makes your phone unlockable via Ultrasn0w, in case you want to use your phone abroad (for example, when you decide to move back to your home country.

As to why your phone crashed, I don't know, but I been running the jailbreak since it's been released and my phones been fine.

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I jailbroke my phone but then later restore to 4.0.1 because I needed to use the banking app. I just noticed today that I am unable to send/receive MMS. There isn't even an option to turn MMS on/off in the settings as in previous iOS versions.

Anyone else have the same issue??

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Try restoring your phone without reinstalling the backup of your phone information.

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I have a question about customizing the look of my phone. I asked this on the ipodtouchfans forum, but nobody answered me. Let me just copy and paste what I asked.

I want to change the stock icons on my phone, but the ones I see on cydia don't look good. I don't want an entire theme, because I want to be able to pick the main screen wallpaper.

I saw a lot of cool looking icon sets when I googled "icon sets for iPhone." However, I don't know how to download and install them. What am I doing wrong? Is there a repository I can use on cydia that has a lot of icon sets?

I'm pretty much a novice when it comes to doing this stuff. I just jailbroke my phone yesterday, so I'm still learning how things work. Thanks!

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