Sieghard, I'm informed on jail breaking for several years, in reading the
technology articles about the phones. Infact way before I got my first
iphone last year, december of 2017. Just like you and many others I stay
informed and read. I'm well aware, for several years now, the implications
and the drawbacks of using such apps which personally, I would never do
with my phone, nor would I be interested in going to that extent. I was
quite sure, that he wasn't interested in knowing about the method of sending
a text message from a computer to a phone, of which chances are he's
probably already informed of sending a message that way. I thought I would
just mention that in case he hadn't considered that. Though again, I was
completely sure that wasn't the answer he was looking for and I did
acknowledge that in my message. and your answer may be to inform me again,
that he didn't mention that, or that a jail breaking app and the method of
sending a text from a computer by email to a phone are 2 different things of
which they are, and you may have other responses to go along with that. We
could go on and on this way, which is nothing I care to pursue. So once
more, Sieghard, since I can't read his mind, I just thought I would mention
it to him, in case that was something he hadn't considered, and yes, I know
that's not what he asked for. There are times when people take the time to
answer a question which won't be a direct answer to your question, but just
a possible thought of another way to do something. The person receiving that
answer to their question which may not be a direct answer to what they are
looking to find out, it's up to them whether it's something they wish to
consider or respond too in what it means to them. Point blank if it's not
the answer they are looking for they don't have to respond to that answer.
All this explaination isn't totally necessary, but I felt it was needed this
time, to suggest to you, that leaving it up to the person that asked the
question, whether they respond or not of which they don't need to respond to
everyone that gave an answer. I appreciate your safeguarding to be so very
supportive and speaking on behalf for someone's question being
missunderstood, thank you for taking the time and heart to care that much,
but they can respond or not respond as to if the answer means anything to
them on their own. If that's not the answer they are looking for either they
won't respond, or the person that asked the question will tell you
themselves that wasn't what they were looking for or they might even thank
you for reminding them of whatever the possibility was that was mentioned
with the other way of doing something. I appreciate how you help many of us
here on the list of which you are very diligent about. You're not alone
with caring very much about helping others, and answering questions, of
which that is what this list and other lists are about, helping one another.
----- Original Message -----
From: "Sieghard Weitzel" <siegh...@live.ca>
To: <viphone@googlegroups.com>
Sent: Friday, August 17, 2018 2:01 AM
Subject: RE: jailbreaking ios11?
Hi Arlene,
What he wants to do has nothing to do with apps available through Apple's
app store. Jailbreaking refers to the process of gaining root access to the
iOS operating system that runs on Apple devices and by doing so removing
most of the restrictions put in place by Apple. Among other things a
jailbroken phone can use apps from an alternative app store called Sydia.
Jailbreaking was very popular in the early years of iOS, but by now many of
the things you could do with a jailbroken phone like installing third party
keyboards, features like the control centre etc. are part of iOS and there
is a lot less incentive to jailbreak.
Apple usually puts an end to jailbreaking when a new version of iOS is
released, then a few weeks or months later the jailbreaking community
figures out how to circumvent these securities and they release another
jailbreak. Then Apple releases a software update again preventing the phone
from being jailbroken etc.
It is rare you hear about jailbreaking in the popular media, 6 or 8 years
ago Podcasts like Today in iOS were full of jailbreaking information.
One thing you of course also do when you jailbreak your phone is that you
open it up to all sorts of volnerabilities and security risks. Apps you
download from Sydia could contain malware or other code which may compromise
security.
Regards,
Sieghard
installing
-----Original Message-----
From: viphone@googlegroups.com <viphone@googlegroups.com> On Behalf Of
Arlene
Sent: Thursday, August 16, 2018 11:32 PM
To: viphone@googlegroups.com
Subject: Re: jailbreaking ios11?
Hank, I don't know about apps like that but possibly you might already be
aware already, that you could send a text message from a computer to a cell
phone by addressing a message to the phone number of the phone you want to
text to, and the carrier's email extention. There's a list for the carriers
email extentions, or just call and ask the carrier. Then again maybe you
already knew this, so I hope you can find the kinds of apps you're looking
for.----- Original Message -----
From: "The wolf" <hank.smith...@gmail.com>
To: <VIPhone@googlegroups.com>
Sent: Friday, August 17, 2018 12:39 AM
Subject: jailbreaking ios11?
Hello does any one know of any jailbreaking blind friendly apps to get my
iphone 5s ios 11.41 jail broke?
one of the reasons why is there is a app from the cydia store that allows
one to send and receive text messages from the computer.
android has tons of apps that can do this pulse sms and android message
and I haven't found a way to do the same thing on ios with out
jailbreaking ios.
can any one help me out here?
thanks
Hank
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