Just got my iphone 4 with ios 4.3.1 jailbroken. The status seems very convincing.

Yet there r some of the themes that need to be modified to suit the new ios 4.3.1. Meaning if u r kind of creative type of person and u love to have ur iphone seems different from others, u may have some issues with the themes setup. There r some issues with some of the apps offered by Cydia too and I believe the developer r trying their level best to get them upgraded to suit the new ios.

Other than the mentioned above, ios 4.3.1 jailbroken can be considered stable.

I have jailbroken my iphone 4 ios4.3.2 since 2 weeks ago. Before that, everything works fine and no leak of info.

Until today, when I proceed with an free updates of my apps using iTune, a message pop up and saying that someone access to my account using a different PC. That's prompt me up... something fishy had happened.

I quickly called up my credit card issuer and found that there is a purchase has been done without my knowledge using iTune. Luckily there is only 1 purchase.

I suspected it was due to few apps I installed from Cydia few days ago.

Anyone have similar experience? Anyone have any idea how they can get hold of my iTune details?

Haha.. If I were to access my account using other PC, I won't be posting it here. The bank officer told me the transaction was made at 1.28pm during my lunch hour, that's y I am so sure I didn't make any purchase using other PC.

I have been using jailbroken IP4 8 months and so far I have no issue on this and I totally think that it's safe...until today....Well... If no one has such experience b4, then serve this for a pre-caution to everyone.

if u r using a Mac to jailbreak, u may try the following:
1. look for the following file in folder /etc/hosts (this is a file without extension)
2. Edit the file.
3. Removing the whole line that contains gs.apple.com such as "127.0.0.1 gs.apple.com"
4. Save the file and reboot.

if u r using Windows, then do the following:
1. look for the following file in folder C:\Windows\system32\drivers\etc\hosts (this is a file without extension)
2. Open the file with Notepad.
3. Removing the whole line that contains gs.apple.com such as "127.0.0.1 gs.apple.com"
4. Save the file and reboot.

There is a file named "host" in the folder. No need to input a new one or copy a new one. Just open the "host" file with Notepad and edit as stated.

Good luck.