People who say "just don't jailbreak your phone - problem solved!" are probably a bit naive to what jailbreaking actually means. For me it means opening up my device, that I have bought, to a whole host of new applications and tweaks that make my iPhone experience all the more enjoyable.

I also think that people who slate others for not changing the default password are being a bit pretentious and elitist. Some tutorials for changing things like application icons and wallpapers require you to have SSH access into your iphone so you can transfer files/images and so on. People who might be a bit uninitiated to the realm of SSH and Unix probably don't know that there is a passwd command to change the default password.

The easiest solution for me was to change the password and only use SSH when I need it (using SBSettings to toggle SSH to off for the rest of the time)

I've just been on their website (selling these "systems")

For a company that wants to sell �3million home entertainment systems, their website hardly reflects professionalism or luxury, it looks like it's been made in FrontPage.