10 Jun

Please do not upgrade your firmware to 2.0 - Warning

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iPhone 2.0 will be released later today, I guess. Please do not upgrade to this . You iPhone might be permanently bricked. Please read what bigboss has to say:

DO NOT UPGRADE!

At this point, you can expect 2.0 to be locked and jailed. This means you will only be able to use contract carriers such as AT&T. You will not be able to unlock. The upgrade process will likely be a one-way trip for now also. This means if you “accidentally” upgrade, you will not be able to go back (for now).

Jailbreak: 2.0 may not be jailbroken anytime soon. But even if it is, you will still stand to lose a lot (read further). For now, let’s assume it is not jailbroken and that means you are stuck with whatever Apple and AppStore provides you.

I already upgraded. What now? You can downgrade to 1.1.4 and bootneuter using the new baseband with 1.1.4.

[via - bigboss]

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