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Hackers have followed up the recent release of an unlocking tool for the Mac with the release of the equivalent software for Windows users.
The software - WinPwn - jailbreaks and unlocks older iPhones, and jailbreaks iPhone 3Gs and the iPod touch.
This process which enables installation of non-Apple-approved third party applications and lets users employ the device on non-Apple-approved carrier networks.
The site offering the unlocking software for Windows users was down earlier on this morning.
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