• Jailbreaking is the process of altering the iPhone (or iPad) software to circumvent Apple's restrictions and limitations. The main restriction is that software can only be downloaded through the App Store. You can install software from a rival to the App Store, as well as manually using files downloaded from the internet, on a jailbroken phone.
• Jailbreaking is not the same as unlocking an iPhone. iPhones (and all other mobile phones) sold as part of a contract are frequently restricted to a specific network.
• It's your phone, after all! You ought to be able to do whatever you want with it.
• Apps can be downloaded from anywhere, not just the App Store.
• In iOS, you can use alternatives to the default apps, many of which offer greater features.
• Rather of being stuck with the far more limited options, you may customise the appearance and feel of your phone to fit your personality. in the iOS
• You can tether your Mac to your iPhone to avoid using your network's Mobile Hotspot, which is sometimes limited and/or pricey.

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