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Revision as of 09:05, 19 September 2011
JailbreakCon (formerly MyGreatFest) is a convention centered around the iCommunity and jailbreaks. The day after the first one was held, the name was changed from MyGreatFest to JailbreakCon.
Events
September 17 2011
This original event, known as MyGreatFest, was held at The Old Truman Brewery in London
Speakers
- Aaron Ash
- Carsten Heinelt
- iDroid Team Members
- James Whelton
- OPK
- p0sixninja
- Saurik
Mission Statement
Our mission is to become the largest jailbreak/(i)community convention for coders, themers, hackers, developers or any other mobile device user. To leave others with the better understanding of what jailbreaking actually means to us, and that it does not stand for piracy. We aim to build upon a community that we believe to be the best there is. So please, tell the world our mission. MyGreatFest, for the community, by the community.
