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Small wireless carriers are backing several bills in Congress that would make cell phone unlocking legal in hopes of attracting more customers.

The Electronic Frontier Foundation has published an article weighing in on the recent uproar over the decision by the Library of Congress to prohibit unlocking of mobile phones in the U.S.

The EFF has filed an exemption request to with the U.S. Copyright Office to make keeping jailbreaking of mobile phones legal and extend that to any device with a mobile operating system.

The U.S. House has passed a bill that would make iPhone unlocking legal once again; however, the bill has some serious shortcomings.

United States Senate has passed a bill that would legalize cell phone unlocking, including the iPhone

The petition to make cell phone unlocking legal has reached the required 100,000 signatures to receive a White House response.

President Obama has signed the Unlocking Consumer Choice and Wireless Competition Act into law, restoring the power to consumers to unlock their device without the carrier's approval.

The Library of Congress has deemed that jailbreaking your iPhone in order to install unapproved applications and/or to unlock is legal

Apple has issued an official response to the ruling handed down by the Library of Congress on the matter of jailbreaking the iPhone.

The Electronic Frontier Foundation has filed a request asking the U.S. Copyright Office to rule jailbreaking legal for an expanded array of devices.

ChevronWP7 Labs is an upcoming tool that will jailbreak your Windows Phone 7 device with Microsoft's approval.

NBC is reporting that Apple has asked the federal government to help crack down on hackers "jailbreaking" the iPhone.

Apple has removed its built in methods to help developers detect jailbroken devices from iOS 4.2