Unapproved iPhone jailbreaking now legalized under new rules
The Library of Congress announced exemptions to the 1998 law allowing iPhone owners to unlock devices to run apps not approved by Apple. The change legitimizes jailbreaking, though it may void warranties and can affect stability. Apple cautions it can degrade user experience.
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Drug traces found on mom and son in NYC fire death
In Staten Island a single mother Leisa Jones and her 14 year old son C J died in a suspected arson murder case. Autopsies found pills in their stomachs amid earlier signs of family slayings and a damaged note suggested possible intent. Police caution awaiting final conclusions.
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Lake Delhi Dam Breach Drains Nine-Mile Lake
In Delaware County Iowa the Lake Delhi dam failed on Saturday sending floodwaters down the Maquoketa River. Residents report mud and dead fish as the lakebed dries leaving hundreds of homes and cabins impacted and the association debating rebuild options amid potential federal disaster aid.
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Bell mayor to resign without pay amid salary scandal
Bell California mayor Oscar Hernandez says he will finish his term without pay after criticizing excessive city salaries. Four council members earn about 100000 each, while the former CAO made nearly 800000 annually before resigning last week amid backlash and probes.
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