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I didn't understand in the first place... if Android is open and anyone can develop and release apps for it, why is there a need to jailbreak it?
They don't want people to use the g1 on other networks until they have stayed with t-mobile for 3 months. I think its a fair compromise considering at&t won't unlock iphones no matter how long you were a customer for.
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James @ Nov 7th 2008 7:50PM
I didn't understand in the first place... if Android is open and anyone can develop and release apps for it, why is there a need to jailbreak it?
deyanimay @ Nov 7th 2008 8:26PM
They don't want people to use the g1 on other networks until they have stayed with t-mobile for 3 months. I think its a fair compromise considering at&t won't unlock iphones no matter how long you were a customer for.