Apple removes Jailbreak detection
Apple put an interesting step in the battle against jailbreaks for the iPhone. A system that enabled detecting wether a phone has a jailbreak, has been removed.
With a jailbroken iPhone, it is possible to install an app outside Apples App Stor. You'll risk downloading malware. A danger you can take, but for business use, it's also the employer that's in risk. The detection system that is removed now, helped system managers to see wether a jailbreak was done for one of the devices under his control. Now, system managers loose this possibility to monitor their network.
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According to Apple, it will still be possible to detect a jailbreak. Jailbreaking your iPhone is still against rules made by Apple. With every lauch of a new version of iOS, like the recent version 4.2, Apple tries to make known possibilities of jailbreaking impossible.
Source: Engadget
