Fans of iOS jailbreaking heard about Pod2g for open iOS 7 news. This hacker wished Apple would open up iOS 7 and allow iPhone / iPad users run unsigned games, applications and tweaks with ease. Now Pod2g shares a new idea. It is similar to the previous voiced fantasy yet it has one big difference. The hacker doesn’t want the Cupertino-based iPhone maker to simply open iOS for tweaks. Instead, he wants Apple to develop an alternate version of operating system capable of running third-party apps.

Pod2g About Making iOS Open

In case you wish to know why hackers might like Apple to make open here is an explanation. This will kill jailbreaking and let anyone play any game. Maybe not anyone, since Pod2g’s latest ideas is to have an alternate firmware available to devs and advanced iOS users who are able to manually install it on their devices. Imagine that such firmware is launched and you can install and run it at your own risk. Wouldn’t it be much fun? Users who understand more than ordinary users and beginners would get a chance to use any third-party game that is not available through the App Store.

Pod2g: Open iOS 7 for Apps

Will it hurt Apple to present such a version of mobile OS without signed code? It doesn’t have to be iOS 7 jailbreak, but it could be a version of this firmware that is open to unsigned applications just like it is now possible with OS X. This is just an opinion. You can read it on hacker’s Twitter page. It’s best if all iPhone / iPad owners who are interested in installing and playing different programs from different sources [not just the official App Store] on their gadgets share their ideas as well. Maybe Apple will finally thing about opening up its iOS and stop hackers from searching for holes in this firmware in order to jailbreak it.