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You may be wondering What the differences between the iLiberty+, iPlus and ZiPhone are. It may even confuse you to learn that the iLiberty+ and iPlus are not clones of ZiPhone. However, in this article you will get a brief overview of the basic features of each of these.
 
With the ZiPhone you will automatically be forced into a permanent downgrade of the bootloader to 3.9. You will not be able to undo and it will actually void your warranty. During the first phase, the most dangerous process actually is performed. This is known as flashing and may actually lead to the corruption of your ram disk. You will have to be careful here since all of your apps go onto your ram disk, which is not expandable. After this process occurs there are actually quite a lot of ZiPhones that have problems using WiFi. 
 
Both iLiberty+ and iPlus use a 3.9 FakeBlank bootloader. This bootloader is fully reversible whenever the right software is used. These also use a ram disk that is smaller, safer, customizable and expandable via payloads. 

 
Essentially it is the way in which the ZiPhone process works that is the problem. While ZiPhone copies the 2-pass boot method which is also used by iLiberty+, it also performs flashing, which is a dangerous task, during the first phase. The second phase is then only used only for the installation of applications. You should also be aware of the fact that the memory will become corrupted if you try to allocate a lot of memory whenever you are booting from the customized ram disk This is because your ram disk is disintegrating underneath, thus corrupting the data that is being flashed. Plus, unlike the iLiberty+, implementing the ZiPhone’s payload will requires work by the end-user.
 
The iLiberty+ and iPlus are actually safer and more expandable. They both use a small, safer, customized ram disk to do a minimal amount of the setup, before using a master script to finish the process after you reboot. This process is known as the “2-pass procedure.” It actually offers you the the most reliability and flexibility.
 
In order to add payloads in iPlus there are several things that you will have to do, including: preparing the new payload, modifying the master script an repacking the payload. 
 
On the other hand, the iLiberty+ is constructed with 2 totally independent components. These are the GUI and the payload. Thankfully, the payload can be created offline, then easily imported with a few clicks in the GUI. 
 
Each of these programs also treats the bootloaders differently as well. With the ZiPhone the 4.6 bootloader is automatically and permanently downgraded to 3.9 You cannot return to 4.6 at a later point unless you physically open the phone. On the other hand, the iPlus will downgrade the 4.6 to the 3.9 Fake Blank. However, this is fully reversible later on with special software. Best of all, the iLiberty+ does not even downgrade automatically. Instead, it allows you, the user, to make the decision to use the 3.9FB or use an anySim-type unlock with a baseband change.