Kratos8051
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Hi Guys,
My iPhone 3G is still on firmware 3.1.2. Yesterday I came to the conclusion that it is time to update the firmware since all the newest apps require iOS 4.0 and higher.
It sounds simple enough if I haven't had an issue with my phone a while ago. My phone was jailbroken and I tried installing Android. However, my phone got bricked. After doing a restore to the firmware (using redsnow and firmware I downloaded from the internet), my carrier was locked even though I'm on a Vodacom contract and my carrier wasn't locked when I got the phone. Now, I'm scared to update. What will happen if I update? Will I need to unlock my carrier again? I know some versions of Apple's firmware is unable to be unlocked. iTunes told me that a new firmware version is available (4.2) and I'm busy downloading the update. Is it safe to continue?
Thanks!
My iPhone 3G is still on firmware 3.1.2. Yesterday I came to the conclusion that it is time to update the firmware since all the newest apps require iOS 4.0 and higher.
It sounds simple enough if I haven't had an issue with my phone a while ago. My phone was jailbroken and I tried installing Android. However, my phone got bricked. After doing a restore to the firmware (using redsnow and firmware I downloaded from the internet), my carrier was locked even though I'm on a Vodacom contract and my carrier wasn't locked when I got the phone. Now, I'm scared to update. What will happen if I update? Will I need to unlock my carrier again? I know some versions of Apple's firmware is unable to be unlocked. iTunes told me that a new firmware version is available (4.2) and I'm busy downloading the update. Is it safe to continue?
Thanks!