Two ro-tech companies, Sonya ARC and Dino Incorporated, have fully locked their supported line-up to prevent jailbreaking, with bricking any devices that people attempt to jailbreak. Seemingly, QKD products aren't jailbreakable. To quote:
Unfortanelly [unfortunately], but 2019-2021 QKD Phones aren't able to be jailbreakable by Robreak. <2020 phones will be easy to jailbreak. Also, talking about too-much adversited phone (yes talking about creative b7) it will be also easy to jailbreak.
Vical has a TITAN chip in their mobiles that scans for jailbreaking. To quote them:
Vical will have a TITAN chip that will prevent jailbreaking by scanning the device every hour. This will not have an impact on performance. The TITAN chip may also be shared with Sonya's ARC. Attempting to bypass the TITAN chip will void your warranty and brick your device. Attempting to remove the TITAN chip will instantly destroy your device. Nice paperweight Bob! If somehow in a 1 in a 10000000000000000 chance that you bypass the chip, you will be banned from buying Vical products. Attempting to Jailbreak the device will literally have no effect, but a voided warranty.
Sonya provided security patches to all their phones but the A-series due to its discontinuation. They also recalled the Sonya M3 for exploding batteries, which isn't the first time a Sonya blew up.
Dino CEO Catalyst_0 went on the ask Hyomen to speak up about how Robreak has been using the Konsoru to jailbreak phones. It was then realized that Robreak CEO 4rotr is also CEO of Hyomen, so it was endorsed.
Dino's CEO was then pressured immensely by many competitors including ROMP., icon, and others to unlock the Dino X series, to which the company finally gave in. The G and Easel series remain more locked. As the company flailed, gasping for air, the company threatened to sue Robreak, but it wasn't told it wasn't worth the hassle according to the CEO.
Robreak also rendered the Iris Security Chip useless during this standoff. Dino has been completely embarrassed and they may be taking a break from the industry altogether.
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