Sprint Iphone 5/4S

[broncosi]

Thought i'd post this here instead of starting a new tread. Just finished working on a theme for my iPhone using a combo of tools.

 

[Thai]

Thought i'd post this here instead of starting a new tread. Just finished working on a theme for my iPhone using a combo of tools.

Very nice. I assume that you jailbreaked it, right?

 

[zstampe]

I'm curious too, I want mine "jailbreaked (lol @ Thai)" but I haven't found a good one for the iOS 5

 

[Thai]

I'm curious too, I want mine "jailbreaked (lol @ Thai)" but I haven't found a good one for the iOS 5

Well, ya know, "jailbroke" does not sound right in talking about this....

BTW, i just downloaded "Infinity Blade 2" for my Iphone 4S...wow!! The graphics and smooth gameplay is amazing! Very responsive. It is kinda expensive tho...$7.

For those on Android, check out "Blood and Glory"!! I have this on my wife's Nexus...it is similar to Infinity Blade but more bloody! Good graphics, but not as responsive to your touch as Infinity Blade. Very good nonetheless!!! And it is FREE. (For those with iPhone, i think that it is free also.)

 

[broncosi]

yes haha it's jailbroken. I can help you if you want to jailbreak it

 

[BrianSD_42]

*** 11/28/2011 - Carrier IQ rootkit is actively installed on millions of Android phones ***


Lifehacker.com
Carrier IQ: How the Widespread Rootkit Can Track Everything on Your Phone, and How to Remove It

Carrier IQ: How the Widespread Rootkit Can Track Everything on Your Phone, and How to Remove It

Android developer Trevor Eckhart last week released information and started an uproar about a widespread rootkit, called Carrier IQ, that's capable of logging everything you do and comes preinstalled on a ton of smartphones-including various Androids, Nokia phones, and BlackBerrys. Here's how it works and how you can get rid of it.
What Is Carrier IQ?

Last week, 25-year old Eckhart discovered a hidden application on some mobile phones that had the ability to log anything and everything on your device—from location to web searches to the content of your text messages. The program is called Carrier IQ, and unlike the Android malware that's been causing such a stir, it actually comes preinstalled by the manufacturer of your phone. In fact, you can find it on a bunch of different devices, including Android, Nokia, and BlackBerry phones. It's what's known as a rootkit—a program with massive amounts of privileges that hides its presence from the user. It was originally designed to log things like dropped calls and bad data connections for troubleshooting purposes, but manufacturers like HTC and Samsung have modified it to run in the background, completely undetectable, with no option to opt out of its "services". At best, it slows down your phone, and at worst, anyone on the other end of the application could, in theory, read your text messages, see what you search on the web, and much more.

Forum.xda.Developers.com
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Informationweek.com, 12/1/2011

Carrier IQ Vs. Wiretap Laws
http://www.informationweek.com/news/security/privacy/232200565

Does a third-party service such as Carrier IQ, which provides diagnostic software hidden on smartphones, enjoy the same protections as telecommunications providers?

That's a relevant question since security researcher Trevor Eckhart released a video Monday detailing what he sees Carrier IQ software doing on his device--in this case, an HTC smartphone. In particular, he found that the Carrier IQ application saw all of the HTTP and HTTPS traffic from his browser, saw all phone numbers that he input before they were dialed, and also received the contents of all inbound and outbound SMS messages.

Based on that revelation, Carrier IQ may run afoul of federal wiretap regulations. "If the Carrier IQ/cellphone rootkit story is accurate, this is a clear, massive, felony wiretap. Not a close case," said Paul Ohm, a former Justice Department prosecutor and law professor at the University of Colorado Law School.
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Video: Carrier IQ Part #2 (11/28/2011)

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This was pretty shocking to me. Watch the full video, if you are a technical person you should be able to get it. This rootkit was installed by Sprint, at&t and Verizon on ALL HTC Android phones as well as some by Nokia and BlackBerry. According to the video the software even BREAKS HTTPS SSL by sending the unencrypted data back to CarrierIQ's servers rendering the SSL useless on Android phones.

:bluejump:

 

[zstampe]

yes haha it's jailbroken. I can help you if you want to jailbreak it

Yeah for sure. Pm me or something so I can take a look into it.