In the OP's posted article the comment was made that "The new government rules, however, won't stop Apple from continuing its practice of disabling jailbroken phones with software upgrades. That means owners of such phones might not be able to take advantage of software improvements, and they still run the risk of voiding their warranty. All the new rules do is exempt the user from legal liability — something Apple does not appear to be pursuing anyway." Apple did not return messages for comment Monday.
I don't know but It doesn't appear to change anything regarding warranties... 
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Originally Posted by hayaku
it was never illegal. just that att and apple could refuse warranty/support on any items that are tampered with.. just like any other electronic device. the intent is to allow more freedom of use like your mac or pc and still get hw warranty/support for it.
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