The iPhone Dev Team have once again proved their worth by Jailbreaking Apple's Firmware 2.0 for the iPhone - yes, the firmware that won't be officially launched until June. The screenshot they provided - with a video apparently coming soon - shows apps running on the new firmware, which would normally require an as-yet-unawarded developer's certificate.
The screenshot above shows a "Parental Controls" setting inside the "General" iPhone settings. It seems as though you can enable the parental controls and turn on or off:
- Playing explicit songs in iPod
- Website control in Safari
- YouTube control
- iTunes Wi-Fi Store control
- AppStore control
Currently the Jailbreak only works with hacked activation iPhones, meaning AT&T users won't be able to use it, but they're promising a finessed version now that this proof-of-concept is confirmed. We should also get a conclusive list of new functionality.
