Originally Posted by
goaliemn
If anything, Apple may be able to say you violated the license agreement on the phone/device which may have something about modifying the OS on the device.
As others have pointed out, Apple may try to say its a violation of the DMCA since the copy protection on the device was broken, so it could be interesting. If I had an iphone, I wouldn't go near an apple store with it, unless it was back in its non jailbroken state. Its not worth having someone get too upset.
It's interesting that Apple cares about it's own copy protections but also promotes DRM-free music download.