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Old 07-26-2010, 02:29 PM
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Re: New Federal Law Allows Jailbreaking?
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Originally Posted by hidaya View Post
sorry Bundo i should have been clear with my question, how is rooting different than nand unlock
ether way it voids your warranty. Up till now it has always been illegal to "jailbreak" AKA "Root" your phone.

hence Warranty has nothing to do with legal.

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