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Why jailbreaking your iPad is a bad idea

Posted on Monday July 25, 2022  |  security, malware, jailbreak, ipad, ios, apple, app store

Many iPad users are usually happy with their device, but there are a few who want to install apps that are not on the App Store and even change the performance of their device outside of what Apple allows. The only way to do this is through jailbreaking. This article will discuss what jailbreaking is and its potential consequences.

6 Compelling reasons to not jailbreak your iPad

Posted on Wednesday March 10, 2021  |  iphone, ipad, security, malware, apple, ios, spyware, jailbreak, app store

For most users, the iPad is fantastic just as it is. It's easy to use and there are myriad apps and content available to download from the App Store. But there are people who aren't too happy with the restrictions that Apple imposes on how they can control and customize their device. Jailbreaking is a popular workaround for this, and when done right, it can boost the iPad's functionality in many ways. However, it can also have some serious unintended consequences.

The risks of jailbreaking your iPad

Posted on Monday August 12, 2019  |  iphone, ipad, security, malware, apple, ios, spyware, jailbreak, app store

While the iPad and other Apple devices allow you to download and install literally millions of apps, they don't exactly leave much room for customization. Jailbreaking lets you fully customize your iPad by enabling you to install third-party apps on your device. But it's not without risks. Here's why you should think twice before jailbreaking your iPad.

Government agency finds way to unlock iPhones

Posted on Tuesday March 13, 2018  |  security, leaks, jailbreak, iphone, ios, hackers, cybersecurity, breach, apple

Cellebrite, an Israel-based vendor that works with the U.S. government, has revealed that they've found a way to unlock practically every iPhone available on the market. It appears to be a significant milestone for law enforcement and forensic specialists, yet it's also a potential privacy issue for Apple customers.

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