Comex leaves message on JailbreakMe testers’ page

Jul 2, 2011 by

JailbreakMe

Following the leak of JailbreakMe 3.0 for iPad 2s, comex has appeared to have left a comment regarding this matter on qoid.us (which shows to be registered in comex’s parents’ names). Whether this message is for his beta testers or for the sneaky member of the general public is unknown but this message says:

So you found it.  Congratulations.  Was it worth it?

(email me.)

This message would sadden any member of the jailbreak community; who would do this to such an admirable figure?

You may find this message at qoid.us/d/saffron or qoid.us/d/. You are welcome to do a whois lookup on qoid.us to verify that this domain name is indeed owned by comex’s parents.

UPDATE 1: I guess this verifies the leak’s validity to a certain extent. Once again, we urge that you do not use this leaked jailbreak respect for comex and knowledge that this is a beta and may not work as expected.

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  • Saltb0x

    im feeling so bad for comex…… comex issooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo awesome!!!!! he doesnt deserve this……….. he does all the work for free ……..  he works day and night for all of us

  • Anonymous

    I likes his message
    It’s a Portal reference.

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