#jailbreak ipod

[heywriters]

do any of you use an alternative to itunes that you would recommend? i have an old ipod i still use, but am loathe to download itunes onto my new PC

[tuxedoprincess]

waiting for the 4th gen ipod nano and 2nd gen ipod touch that i got from ebay to come in... haven't fully settled on what i want to do with them as it was an impulse buy while i was at work but i will figure it out

[theperksofbeingstupid]

i hate apple

[noobsoconfusing]

oddly specific but comforting things that remind me of the slushy noobz:

martin: warm soggy oatmeal, stepping on water while wearing socks, mayo sandwiches, diary of a wimpy kid, vine compilations, waking up on a rainy morning and skipping school, tv static, ipod era, pillow forts, a warm microwaved meal after coming from school, a lonely parking lot late at night, eating in the car, very early car rides to nowhere, sundays after 5pm, the very first shot of heroin, a really bad acid trip, bubblegum flavoured toothpaste, mcdonalds sprite, coming out of the pool and eating a club sandwich, rainbow loom trading, napoleon dynamite, lactose intolerance, the feeling of when you think you failed a test but actually barely pass, awkward first crush, humidity stains on walls, warm delaware punch, reading a suggestive fanfic for the first time at 11 years old, laughing till it hurts.

hamzah: watching youtube while eating, finding a friend group, sweaty hands, sleeping naked under the covers with cool weather, cinnamon scented candles, cold dr pepper, aqua teen hunger force, mtv, a hug from a loved one when most needed, a badly rolled blunt, dipping cookies in freezing cold milk, being on a bus, favourite music full volume on headphones, supermarket air, shivering wet dog under the rain, stan twitter 2015, laying on the floor just because you want to, shower after a hot day, discovering your favourite song for the first time, warm soup, editing on videostar, jailbreaking a chrome book, creepypastas, cartoon network late at night, the annoying orange, a walk in the woods, discovering true love, being loved back, mashed potatoes, sleepovers, stale cake, the smell of burnt toast, buttered bread, realising you’re not alone.

martin & hamzah: feeling like you belong somewhere, little miss sunshine, crying of laughter, owning your first place, being paypalled, regular show, brotherhood, a nice hug, realising your home is a person, feeling understood for the first time after thinking you were weird. realising you’re weird, reciprocal love.

>_<

[furballfaggot]

SHAME AND FUCKERY

HEY BABY YOU'RE A TOTAL FREAK AND I THINK THAT'S REALLY HOT

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PARTY TIME FOREVER

ORGAN FRAUD

SUSHI DATE WITH NOBODY

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POCKETS FULL OF RATS

HEY CAN I PAY SOMEONE TO JAILBREAK MY IPOD TOUCH 2G FOR ME ID DO IT MYSELF BUT MY LAPTOP IS DOGSHIT AND MY BRAIN IS HALF A PEANUT SHELL

does anyone wanna hear a few song titles for my entirely hypothetical shift to making breakcore/speedcore that i know damn well is never gonna happen bc i have no idea how to start

[xpander]

jailbreaking an ipod to listen to more music: haha this is awesome and fun! i can finally play my flacs on this beautifully designed classic and not get bogged down by updates or the internet

jailbreaking a kindle to read more books:

[trashiis]

Ok this is a bit of a wordy post but bear with me. I've been reading up on the tech literacy discourse and I thought I'd add my two cents, and how it connects to piracy. LONG post under the cut!

I was born in the year 2000, which puts me on the border of being a digital native. I was brought up on tech, but only in my later childhood and teens. I've always considered myself "tech literate," but no more than the usual kid my age.

The first time I ever truly experienced tech illiteracy with my peers was when I was 23, when in one of my college classes a MacOS update rendered the software we used for said class unusable. After a few days a temporary patch was released, which by that point an assignment that utilized the software was due the next day. I followed the patch instructions, which involved navigating to the software files and substituting a designated file with the provided patch. A bit more complicated than a simple update, but the instructions were clear and intuitive enough to easily understand where the file went. The next day, during a class study session, I overheard multiple people come up to the professor complaining that the software wasn't working. After the second person complained with the professor being clueless, I asked the student what MacOS version they were on. Sure enough they were on the latest version, which as we already know is incompatible with the software. I then walked the student through the patching process step-by-step, with them needing to essentially be hand held through the entire process (almost to the point of me doing everything for them). After the patch was implemented, the student thanked me and said "Wow! How did you figure all of this out?" and to me that question was stupid- I just googled "[software] [version] MacOS [version] fix", went to the first result (which was the company website), downloaded the patch zip file, and followed the instructions on the README.txt file. It was so easy, and I couldn't comprehend that this was somehow complicated for other people, especially those my age. I mean we literally grew up using computers. It wasn't until I started learning about tech literacy and learned helplessness that I finally started connecting the dots.

Tech in general is becoming extremely user friendly, almost to a fault. UI and UX simplicity is taking away any critical thinking needed to use any sort of tech. My peers are so used to one-click and/or automatic updates, so the fact that this required slightly more effort than a simple update triggered their learned helplessness. The professor was no help in this case either, since he just extended the due date for those affected with no penalty. I actually ended up making a very detailed (and I mean idiot proof detailed) step by step picture guide with screenshots on how to install the patch for the software for the class. Anyways, back to the main point- How can I blame my peers for not knowing how to install a "complicated" update when they're so used to being spoon-fed simplicity?

But hang on- how was I the exception? I'm just as used to tech simplicity as anyone else, it's not like I'm using anything differently or making things harder for myself on purpose (I'm looking at you, linux users). So why was I the only one who knew how to install this update? It wasn't until I had a discussion many months later with my mom about this tech illiteracy epidemic that I finally thought it through. I acquired problem solving skills through piracy. To start off: not piracy but adjacent- learning to install mods in Minecraft when I was 11 taught me file navigation and what a README.txt file was, as well as the importance of version specificity/compatibility. Figuring out how to play Pokemon roms on the family computer and my iPod touch when I was 12? That's piracy, and it also taught me how to work with different platforms and the art of jailbreaking. Installing custom firmware on my 3ds so I could pirate games when I was 16 taught me how to follow written tech instructions without any visual guidance. Pirating Adobe software on my MacBook in high school taught me about patching files on MacOS. All of this knowledge and inherent googling that came with it made installing the patch for my class software look like a tiny drop in the bucket in terms of complexity.

So why am I saying all of this? Am I suggesting people learn to pirate to become tech literate?

yes.

With everything becoming pay-walled, subscription services running rampant, the proliferation of closed-source "ecosystems" *cough* Apple *cough*, and (arguably) most importantly media preservation, piracy is a skill that will serve you well in the long term. It will teach you critical thinking in the tech sphere, and if enough people learn then we can solve this ever growing epidemic of tech illiteracy. I'm not really sure how to end this post, so if anyone has anything else they'd like to add please feel free to.

Thank you for coming to my ted talk.

[alillenn]

Working on jailbreaking this old ipod I found into a workable state

[wishfuldeity]

oh

my god. STOP LOOK WHO I JUST FOUND

ipod touch 2

SHES SO SMALLLLJDJRJRJR OMGG

this was my only device for SO LONGG

i got a jailbreak her. anyone know how to do that? i cannn google but its... (checks ipod) 1:30. at night

might use her as an mp3 player loll

[g1rlonl1ne]

when i was 11 i used to charge people $20 for me to jailbreak their ipod and i didn’t even have an ipod

[somethingfortheladies]

wyb?

An SFTL Mixtape.

Apple Music • Spotify

This one has been a long time coming: the fourth entry in my old ‘hip hop diary’ series which I (cringe) originally titled The White Boy’s Beat. When I was seventeen and spending time on this blog every day I was still incredibly green and under-exposed to hip hop, a natural result of where I lived and who I typically hung around at school. It was thanks to this blog (namely, my much more cultured friends who wrote for it) and my incredibly online obsessive gremlin behavior that I began to break out of that sheltered suburbia mold. Early on in this journey I wanted to document snapshots of my taste evolving along the way. The first two entries are still on our Spotify page, and the difference between what I listened to then and what I listen to now is staggering, to say the least. From what I remember of the track list from In The Streets, the forever-lost part 3, I had only just started truly getting up on game with old school nineties acts like Wu-Tang after copying a ton of records off my aunt and uncle’s old iPod. That was fifteen years ago, so when I resolved to make a part 4 I wanted to try and encapsulate my entire journey between then and now. Since then though hip hop has skyrocketed in the rankings to become my favorite genre of music, so it has proven hard to fit all of the different eras of my taste into one mixtape. Heck, I had to completely leave off selections from my ‘trap era’ and from that brief period where I was enthusiastically bumping Rae Sremmurd. Don’t think most would consider that much of a loss, though; at least I don’t. I have worked this thing to death for like five months to get it ready for others to hear, so I hope it hits the way I was going for. I know hip hop mixtapes, whether they’re curated or generated, are a dime a dozen and I appreciate anyone who gives my little two hour project here a chance. While I can’t make any promises I’ll try my best to get the next one out to y’all a little sooner than a decade and a half next time.

Tracklist:

JPEGMAFIA - "Baby I'm Bleeding"

Killer Mike - "Go!"

Kendrick Lamar - "Backseat Freestyle"

Doechii - "NISSAN ALTIMA"

JID - "Crack Sandwich"

Megan Thee Stallion - "Roc Steady (feat. Flo Milli)"

Vince Staples - "Norf Norf"

A$AP Rocky - "Excuse Me"

Denzel Curry - "Walkin (Cold Blooded Soul Version)"

ScHoolboy Q - "There He Go"

Danger Mouse & Black Thought - "Because (feat. Joey Bada$$, Russ, And Dylan Cartlidge)"

Danny Brown - "Tell Me What I Don't Know"

Lupe Fiasco - "Mumble Rap"

Joey Bada$$ - "Waves"

Das Racist & Heems - "Rainbow in the Dark"

Jean Grae - "The Jam"

Rapsody - "3:AM (feat. Erykah Badu)"

billy woods & Kenny Segal - "Houthi"

Hemlock Ernst & Kenny Segal - "North To South"

Noname - "Reality Check (feat. Eryn Allen Kane & Akenya)"

R.A.P. Ferreira - "NONCIPHER"

Little Simz - "Selfish (feat. Cleo Sol)"

Anderson .Paak - "The Waters (feat. BJ the Chicago Kid)"

The Roots - "Rising Up (feat. Wale & Chrisette Michele)"

A Tribe Called Quest - "Buggin' Out"

GZA - "Stringplay (Like This, Like That) [feat. Method Man]"

CZARFACE & MF DOOM - "Break in the Action"

Freddie Gibbs & Madlib - "Thuggin���"

The Notorious B.I.G. - "Kick In the Door"

Sophie Hunter - "Cvnt"

clipping. - "Keep Pushing"

Logic - "Deja Vu (feat. DJ Drama)"

Tyler, The Creator - "Who Dat Boy (feat. A$AP Rocky)"

Malibu Ken, Aesop Rock & TOBACCO - "Suicide Big Gulp"

Paris Texas - "El Camino"

Injury Reserve - "Jailbreak the Tesla (feat. Aminé)"

Ghais Guevara - "Kidnap Mark Cuban Then Hide Away In Cuba"

Death Grips - "The Fever (Aye Aye)"

Joey Valence & Brae - "WATCH YO STEP"

Soul Glo - "Driponomics (feat. Mother Maryrose)"

[constellation-of-starsandplanets]

I wanna jailbreak my iPod touch 7th gen 15.8.3 but I’ve never tried jailbreaking before. Can someone tell me how to do it (without pc/computer)

[govindhtech]

What is Jailbreaking : Pros and Cons

Jailbreaking lets you install non-official software on a locked device. By jailbreaking, the device owner can access the OS root and all features. It’s called jailbreaking because it removes perceived restrictions.

What is jailbreaking? Most people refer to jailbreaking the iPhone, the most “locked down” mobile device. Early iPhones had no app store and fewer iOS options. The first iPhone was only available on AT&T in the US, so users needed a jailbroken iPhone for other carriers.

Learn if iPhone jailbreaking is worth it and how to fix a jailbroken iPhone in this video:

Apple’s ‘walled garden’ software has always contrasted with Android’s customization. Many jailbreakers want Android-like iOS. Jailbreaking lets users install unapproved apps and customize the interface.

Since its inception, jailbreaking has involved adapting phone and game console codes. It can mean installing custom mobile software or removing movie DRM. It usually refers to Apple products. The iPad and iPod Touch can be jailbroken.

Jailbreaking is sometimes confused with “cracking” (software) and “rooting” (phones). Rooting removes manufacturer protections to install alternative mobile operating systems, like a jailbreak. Many people jailbreak Amazon Firesticks, Roku streaming boxes, and Nintendo Switches to run media software and emulated games instead of the built-in apps.

A jailbroken iPhone or iPad can use the App Store without affecting its core features. Jailbroken devices download apps Apple rejected or use jailbreaking features from independent app stores. After jailbreaking iOS devices, Cydia, a storefront, is most popular.

Hacking forums and sites offer free jailbreak codes to promote unrestricted device use. Although technical knowledge is helpful, most jailbreaks include full instructions and desktop tools to apply the new code.

Sometimes jailbreaking is “tethered” or “untethered”:

Tethered jailbreaks require an on iOS device and computer. Jailbreaking the iPhone requires a computer and software. Untethered jailbreaks : Jailbreaks without computers. Everything needed to jailbreak iPhone is on it. Booting off a computer doesn’t jailbreak it. Since iPhone apps have OS access, jailbreaking is less popular. Apple publicly opposes jailbreaking, so it has fixed jailbreak vulnerabilities in hardware and software, making many iOS versions hard to jailbreak.

Is jailbreaking safe? Phone jailbreaking is legal but risky. Online criminals can hack jailbroken phones.

Jailbreaking your phone abandons Apple security. Side-loaded apps are unsafe in Apple’s App Store because it doesn’t screen them. Jailbreaking your phone disables iOS updates, including security updates, leaving you vulnerable to new threats.

Apple prohibits jailbreaking iOS and warns users of risks, including:

Security holes Stability issues Possible freezes, crashes Shorter battery life Apple discourages iPhone and iOS device jailbreaking. iPhone viruses are rare and usually caused by jailbreaking. Jailbreaking voids your warranty, so fix phone issues.

You should also consider phone ownership and content. Does your boss own the phone? Your work email linked? Your data and company are at risk from malware. Your company is vulnerable to cyberattacks from jailbroken phones.

Companies that give employees mobile devices usually protect company data. Locking down phones to allow certain features, updating devices and apps, and installing a mobile device agent to detect jailbroken phones are examples.

Pros and cons of jailbreaking Jailbreak benefits Increased device control Apple aims for a unified design. If that’s too restrictive, jailbreak your phone to add icons, wallpapers, and menus. Instead of Apple or anyone else, you become full device administrator. Install screensavers or icons on your iPhone home screen. Jailbreaking allows you to connect your iPad to your PC and control what you see and do by allowing file system access and device communication.

Install and use unauthorized apps Apple removes App Store apps for security. Jailbreaking installs non-App Store apps. The most popular jailbroken phone storefront, Cydia, lets you install games and networking apps. Also banned from Apple’s app store are retro gaming emulators, which let you play older computer games for free. However, Cydia provides them free.

Remove pre-installed apps You can’t change or delete iOS’s default apps like Apple Watch, Weather, Games Center, etc. Non-users dislike these apps’ memory usage. Replace Apple’s default apps with third-party ones with jailbreaking. Siri can use Google Maps instead of Apple Maps for directions.

Extra anti-theft features Some jailbreakers say it boosts anti-theft. Find My iPhone doesn’t work in airplane mode, off, or offline. The jailbreak app iCaughtU claims to outperform Find My iPhone. The front-facing camera emails the owner a photo of a thief who enters the wrong passcode.

Cons of jailbreaking Stop auto-updates Apple will stop automatic updates. Each iOS version requires the jailbreaking community’s hack. Since jailbreaking each iOS version takes time, you can’t update your jailbroken phone until the latest update is jailbroken. Major updates may make jailbreaking difficult.

Problem updating software Several unauthorized modifications have rendered iPhones inoperable after iOS updates.

Voiding phone warranty The iOS end-user software license agreement prohibits unauthorized iOS modifications. Unauthorized software may prevent Apple from servicing an iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch. If your jailbroken device breaks, Apple may deny repairs.

Shorter battery life Hacked software drains iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch batteries faster.

Your phone could brick Bricked phones cannot boot, respond to input, or make calls. Jailbreaking does not brick the phone, but it poses risks.

Content or services may disappear Due to the loss of iCloud, iMessage, FaceTime, Apple Pay, Weather, and Stocks, jailbreaking a phone for more content can backfire. Third-party apps using Apple Push Notification Service have had trouble receiving notifications or received notifications from hacked devices. Push services like iCloud and Exchange have server synchronization issues. Third-party providers may block jailbroken devices.

Your phone may crash more Your jailbroken iPhone or iPad may crash more. Jailbroken apps can access features and APIs Apple-approved apps cannot, so they may not be tested. The device may crash frequently, freeze built-in and third-party apps, and lose data.

Unreliable voice and data Jailbreaking can cause dropped calls, unreliable data, and inaccurate location data.

Data breaches Hackers accessed 225,000 jailbreakers’ iCloud accounts. Security vulnerabilities in jailbreaking allowed hackers to hack devices.

Security can be compromised iOS is one of the most secure mobile operating systems because it’s closed to protect your data and system. Jailbreaking your phone increases hackers’ chances of stealing data, damaging it, attacking your network, or installing malware, spyware, or viruses.

Security risks of jailbreaking Security risks arise from jailbreaking phones. Jailbreak gives you more device control, but apps get more control. These apps requesting root access pose the greatest security risks. Malware can gain root access to all data.

Jailbreaking bypasses Apple’s “walled garden”. Because jailbroken phones bypass Apple’s app vetting, viruses and malware are more likely. Jailbreaking allows free app and game piracy. This means you trust app developers over Apple.

Jailbroken iPhones can compromise bank account, password, and social media data. This risk was highlighted by KeyRaider, which stole 225,000 Apple IDs and thousands of certificates, private keys, and purchasing receipts. The victims reported abnormal app purchases and ransomware-locked phones.

Jailbroken Malware and bugs can crash iPhones and disable important features. Smartphones raise mobile crime risk. You must monitor new threats and scams and install comprehensive mobile security.

Read more on Govindhtech.com

[repairgirl]

hey grl ik i just sent an ask but now i’m fixated 😭😭😭 how are you? how’s life? also, what websites/apps do you use to make the texts/insta/twitter posts? 😋

hi!!!! currently on mobile but i’ll add you to the taglists as soon as im back on my laptop <3

welcome and thanks for joining the #lena community!! currently im doing amazing as i recently found my irl leo valdez (he met my dad today :0) so life is pretty good!!

the apps i use are called social maker and social dummy but unfortunately they’ve been taken off the app store- if you have an old ipad or ipod or phone u might be able to get them still, or jailbreak your phone to get the apps. im so sorry they aren’t on the app anymore!!

glad you’re enjoying my works, welcome to the family <3

[happymodios]

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