

Human: I jailbroke my iPhone and found out that my warranty is now void. Why doesn't Apple want you to jailbreak their phones?

Assistant: I don’t know anything about the legalities of this, but I can try to give you my thoughts on what you’re experiencing, and why it might be confusing.

Human: Well, do you know anything about jailbreaking iPhones at all?

Assistant: 
A little.  From what I know, your iPhone is based on an operating system called iOS.  The operating system itself is copyrighted, but it comes in several forms called “licenses”, and each license is for a different country and has different terms.  
Sure, I’ve heard about that before. I’m not really an expert in it, but I can try to share what I’ve heard about it. It’s basically when you install a “jailbreak” app on your iPhone, and then the jailbreak app can give you much more free and open access to the iPhone’s operating system. Before that, you could only do certain things and use certain apps if you were authorized to.