No worries if the US doesn't want to be friends with Europe anymore Lockheed Martin's F-35 fighter aircraft can be jailbroken "just like an iPhone," the Netherlands' defense secretary has claimed.… ...

The F-35’s software could be ‘jailbroken’ much in the same way as an iPhone ...

A Dutch official says allies could "jailbreak" the F-35 like an iPhone if the U.S. cuts off software updates. Experts are skeptical—but the sovereignty debate is real.

The Netherlands’ defense secretary, Gijs Tuinman, says the F-35 fighter jet can be jailbroken “like an iPhone,” but it might be “highly unlikely.” ...

F-35 jets could be jailbroken like iPhones according to Dutch defense chief, though experts doubt the technical feasibility of bypassing US software controls.

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