Hacker P0sixninja Discovers New Jailbreak Exploits for iOS 7 Here at Evasion Jailbreak, the most commonly asked questions we receive are related to iOS 6.1.3, 6.1.4 and jailbreaking. While news related to the subject has been almost non-existent lately, we now have some interesting news to share with our readers. At the end of March, famed hacker p0sixninja (quondam leader of the Chronic Dev Team and an instrumental contributor to the development of a number of jailbreak utilities) confirmed his solo efforts to create the next UnTethered jailbreak for the upcoming iOS 7 firmware. As we’ve stated numerous times, p0sixninja will hold off on releasing a utility until the days of iOS 7 simply because 6.1.3 and 6.1.4 aren’t substantial enough updates to warrant the use of additional vulnerabilities that could otherwise be saved for future firmwares and devices.
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WWDC 2013, iOS 7 And The Future Of Jailbreaking
WWDC 2013, iOS 7, 6.1.3 and the Future of Jailbreaking In years past, Apple’s annual World Wide Developers Conference (commonly referred to as WWDC) has played host to numerous unveilings, including both software and hardware. In fact, up until the iPhone 4S, new iterations of the iPhone were unveiled during the conference. However, in an effort to focus on developers, Apple separated the iPhone portion of the conference these past two years and held separate press events to specifically showcase the iPhone. During this years conference, Apple is scheduled to unveil iOS 7. In this post, we’ll discuss the next major iOS installment, iOS 6.1.3 and the future of jailbreaking.
iOS 6.1.3 Jailbreak, iPhone 5 Untethered 6.1.4 Fake Utilities Outlined
iOS 6.1.3 Jailbreak iPad, iPhone 5 iOS 6.1.4 Untethered Fake Utilities Outlined Recently, in spite of our post on iOS 6.1.3, 6.1.4, jailbreaking in general and fraudulent sites, we’ve received a number of questions pertaining to future UnTethered solutions and existing claimed 6.1.3 jailbreak utilities. First, it’s important to realize that while it’s possible to jailbreak all iPhone, iPad and iPod touch models on iOS 6 using evasi0n, the latest firmware the official jailbreak tool supports is iOS 6.1.2. Unfortunately, as most of our readers are already aware, iOS 6.1.3 effectively patched a number of exploits utilized by evasion to achieve an Untethered jailbreak. The same is also true for Apple’s iPhone 5-exclusive iOS 6.1.4 release, which was issued after the evasi0n-crippling 6.1.3 firmware.
Jailbroken iPhone 5 Versus Rooted Samsung Galaxy S4
Samsung Galaxy S4 versus Jailbroken iPhone 5 (Running iOS 6.1.2) Amidst our various reports regarding evasion, 6.1.3, iOS 7 and jailbreaking in general, the staff of Evasion Jailbreak has decided to take a closer look at the iPhone 5’s newest rival: the Samsung Galaxy S4. The iPhone 5 owners who have mistakenly updated to iOS 6.1.3 or even 6.1.4 and are regrettably stuck on the firmware without the hope of jailbreaking, have undeniably considered switching to Android. For those of you who are contemplating switching from iOS and the iPhone to an Android phone like the Galaxy S4, we’re taking the ultimate plunge and comparing the two head-to-head. Prior to this comparison though, it’s important to mention that the iPhone 5 we used is jailbroken on 6.1.2 and the Galaxy S4 is rooted (the Android equivalent of jailbreaking).
Jailbreak 6.1.3 iPhone 4S, iPad iOS 6.1.4 iPhone 5 Untethered, Avoid Fraudulent Sites
Untethered 6.1.3 Jailbreak iPhone 4S, iPad iOS 6.1.4 iPhone 5, How to Avoid Frauds - It’s an endless “game of cat and mouse”. For those of you who haven’t been a part of the jailbreak scene for long, once an Untethered jailbreak is released, like Evasion, Apple patches the exploits utilized in said jailbreak (as they did with 6.1.3). In return, the countless number of users who inevitably update their iPhone, iPad or iPod touch become stuck on the latest firmware without the hope of jailbreaking. After Apple patches a jailbreak utility, the developers and hackers typically go to work discovering new vulnerabilities for future tools, thus repeating the continual cycle. Unfortunately, while members of the jailbreak community wait for the developers to create and release the next UnTethered jailbreak, various scams propagate and spread like wild fire - iOS 6.1.3 and 6.1.4 are no exception.
Cydia Substrate Released For Android While 6.1.3 Remains Un-Jailbroken
Suarik Releases Cydia Substrate for Android without an iOS 6.1.3 Jailbreak - As the majority of our readers at Evasion Jailbreak are already aware, Apple effectively patched the Evasi0n UnTethered jailbreak when they released iOS 6.1.3 to the public. Unfortunately, newer devices that have upgraded to 6.1.3 (or even iOS 6.1.4 in the case of the iPhone 5) are stuck on the firmware without a jailbreak in sight until the days of iOS 7. Recently, in an almost taunting move, Jay Freeman (known online as Saurik) released Cydia Substrate and WinterBoard for Android devices. Meanwhile, those iDevices owner who mistakenly, or unknowingly, updated are left without a means to jailbreak 6.1.3 until either the evad3rs and/or p0sixninja release the next UnTethered jailbreak utility for iOS 7.
iPhone 5 iOS 6.1.4 Recap: Jailbreak, iOS 7 And Unlock Information
iOS 6.1.4 Explained: Jailbreaking, Unlocking, iOS 7 And More - Earlier this month, on May 2nd, Apple released iOS 6.1.4 to the public. However, instead of issuing the firmware to all current iDevices as one would expect Apple to do, the latest firmware is exclusive to the iPhone 5. iOS 6.1.3 is the latest iteration of iOS 6 for the iPhone 4S, iPhone 4, iPhone 3GS, iPad 4, iPad 3, iPad 2, iPad mini, iPod touch 5G and the iPod touch 4G. Since 6.1.4’s release, the staff at Evasion Jailbreak has received a large number of questions pertaining to whether the firmware can be jailbroken and if 6.1.3 is jailbreakable on other devices. In this article, we aim to answer a number of commonly asked questions pertaining to iOS 6.1.4.
Jailbreak 6.1.3 iOS 6.1.4 Evasion Status And Upcoming iOS 7 Untethered Solution
iOS 6.1.4 Untethered Jailbreak 6.1.3 Evasion Status, Upcoming iOS 7 Solution - Since Apple’s iPhone 5-exclusive release of iOS 6.1.4 last week on May 2nd, the staff of Evasion Jailbreak have been flooded with a number of questions related to iOS 6.1.4, the new firmware’s jailbreak status and whether there’s a 6.1.3 untethered jailbreak, which is currently the latest version of iOS for all devices, excluding the iPhone 5. In today’s post, we’ll reference past reports from Evasi0n that contain the latest and most recent jailbreak information for all devices. However, before we begin, it’s crucial to understand one thing: we are in no way associated with the developers and hackers who create and release jailbreak utilities. We are Evasion iOS Jailbreak 6.1.3 Tutorials: a blog dedicated to providing its readers with the best tutorials and the most accurate jailbreak-related information available on the web.
iOS 7 Web Traffic And New Untethered Jailbreak Details
iOS 7 Web Traffic Increases and Untethered Jailbreak Details - With Apple scheduled to unveil iOS 7 to the public next month during the company’s annual World Wide Developers Conference, more commonly referred to as WWDC, the anticipation amongst Apple and jailbreak fanatics couldn’t be higher. As the majority of readers here on Evasion Jailbreak are already aware, in one swift move on March 19th, Apple effectively patched the iOS 6 through 6.1.2 evasi0n UnTethered jailbreak with the release of iOS 6.1.3. Since the firmware’s release, Apple has also issued iOS 6.1.4 exclusively to iPhone 5 owners, which is also currently unable to be jailbroken. Over the past weeks, we’ve written a number of articles detailing why the evad3rs aren’t developing an iOS 6.1.3 jailbreak, so if you missed them, we recommend taking a look at our jailbreak 6.1.3 archive prior to finishing this article.
Unlock iPhone 5 on Apple’s Latest iOS 6.1.4 Firmware
How to Unlock 6.1.4 iOS on Apple’s iPhone 5 - Late last month, we brought our readers at Evasion Jailbreak an in-depth and comprehensive iPhone Unlock guide for all models running Apple’s iOS 6.1.3 firmware. Following Apple’s recent iPhone 5-exclusive release of iOS 6.1.4 on Friday, we’ve received numerous questions pertaining to the latest version of iOS and whether iPhone 5 owners can Unlock 6.1.4. Thankfully, the answer’s “yes,” iOS 6.1.4 can be fully Unlocked on iPhone 5s that updated. In this article, we’ll provide you (the reader) with an incredibly concise and straightforward unlock tutorial for iOS 6.1.4 and 6.1.3 (the latest firmware for all models save the iPhone 5). However, before plunging head-first into this guide, it’s important to realize that unlocking one’s iPhone differs vastly from jailbreaking.