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Jonatne: Keep in mind - these are two different things .
Jailbreak = keeping the original authorized SIM (AT&T, O2, etc...) and just modifying it so 3rd party apps can run on it
Unlock = Putting any SIM from any carrier in and having the phone function.
If you jailbreak and unlock your phone, the internet settings are (from what I can see) totally separate from the SIM. It just uses the Wi-Fi and accesses the internet like any other PC would. Email, Google Maps, Safari, etc... all work fine.
I had a defunct non-active T-Mobile SIM card in mine and it worked fine, so I don't think you'd be charged for the data either. Obviously, no phone calls but that should work the same for an iTouch. (somebody correct me if I'm wrong as I don't have one)
Right now, I've got my iPhone unlocked and jailbroken with Orange here in the UK and all of the functions work fine.