Jailbreaking an iPhone can cause your Apple Card account to be locked immediately without asking

Apple is expected to release the Apple Card soon in August, although no official date is available, but the details surrounding the card have been revealed.

Recently, investment bank Goldman Sachs has just announced an agreement to provide Apple Card to customers and in the agreement between the two parties revealed some interesting things about this card.

One of the interesting points is that jailbreaking your iPhone may result in customers being banned from using Apple Card. This means that only one change on the device’s configuration can cause the Apple Card to be locked immediately.

If you make unauthorized modifications to devices that support Apple Card, such as disabling hardware or software control, or temporarily calling iPhone unlocking. Your device may be in violation and is no longer eligible to access or manage your Apple Card account.

Apple also affirmed that, if it detects that users interfere with the machine’s hardware and software, they will be deemed to be in breach of the agreement and will be denied or limited to account access as prescribed.

In addition, the agreement also explains, Apple Card cannot be configured for multiple iPhones at the same time. It also means that Apple Card does not support many cardholders at the same time.

The agreement contains the following paragraphs: “Depending on your requirements, we will issue you an Apple Card physical card to make transactions from your account. We reserve the right to reject any requests for Apple physical cards. Cards that we deem unreasonable or misuse.You must not take other people’s cards to use “.

Interested readers can read the terms in the PDF file here . The file provides quite a lot of information about Apple Card before the card appears in the US in the next few weeks.

Refer to Softpedia