How can I use phone call sharing on my iPhone 4S?

Question

I have an iPhone 4S running on the latest version of iOS (8.1) and a Macbook Pro Retina (Late 2013) running latest version of OS X Yosemite (10.10 (14A389)). This phone does not have FaceTime as it was purchased in the UAE and it is apparently one of the countries that blocks access to FaceTime, so I cannot use FaceTime to " turn on “iPhone Cellular Calls" in preferences. I have tried all other methods mentioned in this article: Get help using Continuity with iOS 8 and OS X Yosemite - Apple Support

Answer 1

Pravine wrote:
"A really bad idea, unless you like malware and the possibility of bricking your phone."
Jailbreaking is not done to attract malware and possibility and in most cases it is not the case. You are supposedly assuming that jailbreaking is done as jailbreakers "like malware". Your statement is wrong as in essence, jailbreaking your iPhone means freeing it from the limitations imposed on it by your carrier, whether that's AT&T or Verizon, and Apple. It lets you do everything from customizing the look of your iPhone to installing third-party applications (such as titles that are not authorized and available in the App Store) and customized ringtones on it. Depending on how far you're willing to go, you can do even more than that: Jailbreaking even lets you to unlock your phone so you can use it with a carrier other than the one from which you purchased it and in my case you can enable continuity.
The statement was in the spirit of irony. And no, I do not assume users jailbreak because they actually want malware. However, jailbreaking does indeed make the device far more susceptible to such, and it also occurs far more than you seem to think.