What is stopping you guys, from hacking ipsf. It is very obvious that ipsf cannot survive without the jailbreak code, that you guys release. Which means, ideally ipsf should have donated some part of their code to the community too. Apparantly, they are not willing to.

IMHO, there is nothing wrong in this.

What others think?

this topic has been beaten to death already. The ipsf solution has almost been reversed completly and it looks like it properly unlocks the iphone with unlock codes generated on the ipsf servers.

Originally Posted by iphoneindia

What is stopping you guys, from hacking ipsf. It is very obvious that ipsf cannot survive without the jailbreak code, that you guys release. Which means, ideally ipsf should have donated some part of their code to the community too. Apparantly, they are not willing to.

IMHO, there is nothing wrong in this.

What others think?

Geohot had completely reversed IPSF method, but never released it because of....guess what "Ethical" Reasons.

if i am not wrong then the Dev did reverse the IPSF app to find out how they were unlocking the iphone.

There is an ebay application available for the iphone (a Native application), the guy charges 10 bucks for it (if i am not wrong) or the comercial Navizion application.
they all require your phone to be activated and jailbroken...so does that mean there applications should be reversed to???

The point here being if someone sells an application and you like it, then
a)You pay for it
b)convince him to give it for free
c)find an alternative

P.S-the secpack for 1.1.1 has been found...unlocking solution is on its way

Originally Posted by Locked

this topic has been beaten to death already. The ipsf solution has almost been reversed completly and it looks like it properly unlocks the iphone with unlock codes generated on the ipsf servers.

Exactly.

Basically, it appears that someone at IPSF has got very close to an Apple employee and now has the Apple Unlock Code Keygen on their server.