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[emirozmen]

I have my 4th gen iPod Touch. Normally I am not a fan of jailbreaking but this time just to have Siri, I jailbroke it on 5.0.1 And the iPod is extremely slow for the past month. It takes 10 seconds to open up the music app. Or for example when music is playing when I slide to unlock it takes 5-15 seconds to unlock and make the device usable. Should I restore from iTunes, will that make my device go normal (I wont jb again), is it worth sacrificing Siri?

Thanks for any help
-Emir

[3cit]

Well seeing as you never actually had Siri work, it doesn't seem logical to keep the jailbreak!

[elitegamer767]

Originally Posted by 3cit

Well seeing as you never actually had Siri work, it doesn't seem logical to keep the jailbreak!

I'd actually have to agree

[JustMe'D]

Agreed. I'd restore it and lose the jailbreak, if I were you.


Just Me, D

[emirozmen]

I use Siri once a week, its nothing i cant live without but it is cool to have and use it. If I restore will it go back to normal?

[emirozmen]

If I restore will it go back to normal for sure?

[Tony the Tiger]

Yes, the restore will restore your iPod to the factory settings.

[elitegamer767]

Yes as it was when new


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[peter.alex]

Just want to say one thing, you have to face slow down problem in your ipod, you restore or not, try it yourself.

Originally Posted by emirozmen

I have my 4th gen iPod Touch. Normally I am not a fan of jailbreaking but this time just to have Siri, I jailbroke it on 5.0.1 And the iPod is extremely slow for the past month. It takes 10 seconds to open up the music app. Or for example when music is playing when I slide to unlock it takes 5-15 seconds to unlock and make the device usable. Should I restore from iTunes, will that make my device go normal (I wont jb again), is it worth sacrificing Siri?

Thanks for any help
-Emir