iOS Jailbreak News, Tutorials and Tools!
Jailbreak guides on how to install various tweaks, remove a jailbreak, restore ROOT FS, or backup your tweaks, and so on.
What is an iOS Beta? Apple’s iOS is a cutting-edge mobile operating system that powers millions of devices worldwide. As technology constantly evolves, Apple regularly releases beta versions of iOS to give developers and adventurous users an opportunity to test new features and improvements before the official release. To participate in these beta testing programs,…
Whether you are using the Rootless PaleRa1n Jailbreak, you use Dopamine Jailbreak or XinaA15, you may have figured out that things have changed quite a bit when it comes to how you change the root password for SSH, executing stuff as root via Terminal, etc. First of all, some of the rootless jailbreaks disable the…
Since jailbreaking began, people have installed custom icons or icon packs (themes) to personalize their otherwise plain-looking default app icons. On jailbroken devices, this is easily achieved through installing a theme and a theming platform like Anemone, Winterboard, or SnowBoard. Starting with iOS 15, Apple has stepped up its security game massively, and it took…
What is PaleRa1n Jailbreak? The PaleRa1n Jailbreak was released a few days ago as the very first iOS 15 jailbreak with tweaks support. An update has been released for PaleRa1n jailbreak on November 13th, 2022, which brings tweak support to all checkm8 devices on iOS 15.0 – 16.5, with the major drawback being that it…
Unc0ver jailbreak is maybe the most popular jailbreak at the moment, along with CheckRa1n and Taurine Jailbreak. It supports iOS 11.0 all the way up to iOS 14.8 and comes with the Cydia package manager. The jailbreak itself uses a variety of kernel exploits that help Unc0ver do its job, depending on the iOS version.…
Jailbreaking allows users to do more with their devices, to get past Apple’s unnecessary walled garden approach. Sideloading, theming, tweaks to customize UI elements or to add functionality that is simply not there on stock iOS, all of these are done through jailbreaking, and frankly it affects Apple in no way whatsoever. If anything, being…
Jailbreaking is nice and all, but sometimes you do need to remove the jailbreak from your device, a process called “unjailbreaking”. This process, if done right, cleans out the device from any jailbreak-related file. Or at least that’s what the theory says. Each jailbreak tool, be it Unc0ver Jailbreak, Taurine Jailbreak, CheckRa1n, or otherwise, will…
Unc0ver jailbreak developed by Sam Bingner and Pwn20wnd (collectively known as the Unc0ver Team), is one of the most popular jailbreaks for iOS 11, iOS 12, iOS 13, and iOS 14, coming with Cydia by default and bringing an acceptable jailbreak quality even for the newer devices, such as iPhone 12, iPhone 11, iPhone XS,…
With iOS 13 being a major firmware version, it’s safe to assume a lot of people are still using it even to this day, so here’s how to jailbreak iOS 13.0 all the way up to iOS 13.7 on all devices including the A12 and A13 devices, with Sileo and Tweaks working using a jailbreak…
To jailbreak iOS 14.0 to iOS 14.3 on all devices using Unc0ver Jailbreak, you first need to make sure the devices you are using have been backed up, and are compatible with the jailbreak. Apple has a known tendency of automatically updating iOS devices overnight, so make sure your device did not upgrade to the…
