[pilotnh]

An iOS 8.3 jailbreak by the TaiG team has been available for a couple of days not but not one article about this on iMore. Just curious why?

[kch50428]

Speaking for myself an no one else... Not so much anti-jailbreak as meh-jailbrek... The interest was small to begin with, and is getting smaller.

[cwbcpa]

Speaking for myself an no one else... Not so much anti-jailbreak as meh-jailbrek... The interest was small to begin with, and is getting smaller.

I agree with this. I feel like there is definitely less interest in jailbreak than a few years ago. I could be wrong though. I know for a fact that I'm not interested any longer.


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[John Yester]

JailBreak is not consumer news. Small percentage of people are aware of it, thus not front page.

[usedberry]

And those who are interested can find things out themselves. Good that we are at least allowed to discuss jailbreak here. :-)

[hollidizzle]

I would have thought it would have at least got one article

[princessiphone]

I jailbroke one of my iOS 8 devices a few months ago and there wasn't much I could change.

Kinda stupid now.

[timjobs]

I didn't jailbreak till now on iOS 8.3 from iOS 6. Holy crap I forgot how much you could do!!

[HankAZ]

Speaking for myself an no one else... Not so much anti-jailbreak as meh-jailbrek... The interest was small to begin with, and is getting smaller.

I totally agree. Life's too short to spend it screwing around with jailbreak. I tried it a long time ago, and just don't see the utility of it. Stock iOS works well for me, and is more secure.

[Ledsteplin]

I don't think it wise to publish articles in an iOS app on a subject Apple is down on and tries to prevent. Some sites with their own app won't mention jailbreak except in a section not included in their app.

[Just_Me_D]

If iMore was anti-jailbreak it wouldn't have an entire section devoted to jailbreaking. The TaiG jailbreak you mentioned is being discussed daily here in the forums and thus no need to create an article about it. Those who jailbreak know where to go to find the answers they seek. Besides, numerous other tech blogs/sites have already mentioned that specific jailbreak so there's no need for the iMore Blog to rehash it, in my opinion...

[3cit]

If iMore was anti-jailbreak it would have an entire section devoted to jailbreaking. The TaiG jailbreak you mentioned is being discussed daily here in the forums and thus no need to create an article about it. Those who jailbreak know where to go to find the answers they seek. Besides, numerous other tech blogs/sites have already mentioned that specific jailbreak so there's no need for the iMore Blog to rehash it, in my opinion...

The jailbreak section here is "dwindling" to put it nicely…

[Just_Me_D]

The jailbreak section here is "dwindling" to put it nicely…

Yeah, I have to agree with you on that, but I 'think' it's because the desire to jailbreak has waned quite a bit.

[3cit]

Might be a skewed perspective depending on where you spend time on the Internet… follow some of the major developers on Twitter or head over to r/jailbreak on reddit and see how fanatical people are

[jnew619]

The jailbreak section here is "dwindling" to put it nicely…

U definitely agree jailbreaking is why I came here i was a noob and I had a question and Googled it and it brought me here and opened my eyes to everything else on here

[Shawn Schrader]

Silly topic really. I partiallt feel it's a age thing. The age range of current jail breakers seems be mostly younger generation. I for one like it for couple reasons. Don't particularly care for red badges. I like ability customize my icons. Meaning themes basically. And the only cache cleaner ever seems work and frees up ton space on my iPad is icleaner. There are some tweaks I could never understand why people would even install though honestly. But for me is theming purposes. However I do think this particular website is a bit on the I dunno how say it anti would mean no discussion, but a lot of times ask jailbreak question u get chewed a new one put it nicely. It's like word jail break lets loose a pack of rabid hounds.

[iEd]

iMore is definitely not anti-jailbreak. It seems like interest is dwindling. Even my Android friends who were into rooting 5 years ago aren't doing it anymore. I definitely don't have the time to troubleshoot my phone from JB issues to have a custom look. I look forward more to stock iOS updates than any JB tweaks.
There's so much more that can be done on a stock iPhone now as opposed to 4-5 years ago and 3rd party apps that don't require a JB that can accomplish certain task that required JB in the past. It's possible users are moving more to unbox it power it on and go.


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