Unlock Your iPhone: Free Software
September 16, 2007 by Lauren
I'll take the responsibility of announcing free unlocking software for the Apple iPhone. We'd heard stories of kids who can unlock the iPhone using their dark gifts, but where does that leave the general public? Stuck in a service agreement, that's where.
Yes, Steve Jobs may have gotten word and pitied all of the early iPhone buyers. Yes, he may have given them all $100 back to console their empty wallets. But early buyers or not, they all have one thing in common: [up to this point] their iPhones have been locked up behind cold, metaphorical bars.
There is hope now, though. After hacking and cracking away, this software has been developed and can now unlock anyone's iPhone for free.
All that being said, there is a catch. It doesn't matter who you are or what you've done with your Apple gear; they [Apple] can undo it, and with half the effort. The unlocks are safe for now, but be wary. If and when Apple decides to put out an iPhone firmware update, don't be so quick to make the jump. All unlock software is vulnerable to firmware updates, so do not update your software-unlocked iPhone until you've received confirmation that the unlock is unaffected by the update.
Other than that, your iPhone can run free and untamed with the aid of this free unlock software. Enjoy it, but keep your eyes open for sneaky re-lock opportunities from Apple (AKA firmware updates).
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