Okay now, seriously? Apple claims that JailBreaking an iPhone can cause a crash of AT&T cellular towers, and that it constitutes a "catastrophic" threat to national security. Really? National Security? Now I know Apple is full of itself. AT&T is doing well enough on it's own screwing up cellular bandwidth by not having a robust enough network to properly manage all the iPhone traffic. They just didn't bother to spend the money to beef up their network, so excuse me, but I doubt allowing people to legally JailBreak their phone is going to cause much ruckus. As it stands, people JailBreak their phones all the time...has anything happened because of it? No... This is Apple's attempt to further lock-down their technology, that's all.
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