Since around 2016, telecommunications companies like ViaPath (formerly GTL) and Securus (which owns JPay) have issued thousands of tablets in prisons and jails nationwide. These devices are populated with prison-approved content and can't connect to the internet unless they are hacked and updated with software, a process otherwise known as jailbreaking, or rooting.
Jailbreaking a tablet can cost up to $300, and the reasons for doing it vary. Sure, some people just want to watch porn. But most incarcerated u...
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