Nowadays a new term jail breaking1 is in use. It implies a process :

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Nowadays a new term ‘jail breaking1 is in use. It implies a process :

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Science & Technology

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The correct answer to the question is option 2. Jailbreaking refers to a process that allows users to install unauthorized software on certain types of phones.

Option 1 is incorrect because it suggests that jailbreaking is related to running away from secured jails by criminals, which is not true.

Option 3 is also incorrect because it states that jailbreaking involves breaking security systems using WiMAX technology. While hacking can be involved in the process of jailbreaking, it is not specifically tied to WiMAX technology.

Option 4 is not entirely accurate either because jailbreaking does not involve hacking authorized software, but rather installing unauthorized software.

Jailbreaking is typically associated with Apple devices like iPhones and iPads, where users remove the limitations imposed by the manufacturer to customize their devices and install third-party apps or tweaks. It essentially allows users to have more control and freedom over their devices. However, it is important to note that jailbreaking may void the warranty and can have security risks, which is why it is not recommended by the manufacturers.