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etc: Jailbreakers can now update to iPhone OS 3.1.3 if they so choose, as a jailbreak update is available from the iPhone dev team. As usual, there are heavy warnings for some users.
Jailbreakers can now update to iPhone OS 3.1.3 if they so choose, as a jailbreak update is available from the iPhone dev team. As usual, there are heavy warnings for some users.
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