P0sixninja Mentions iOS 6.1.3 And Confirms iOS 7 Jailbreak Today, following p0sixninja’s recent and rather secretive tweet regarding the future, the prominent hacker sent another tweet to his followers that’s caused some excitement amongst the jailbreak community. With Apple’s evasi0n-crippling iOS 6.1.3 release, the company effectively patched the key vulnerabilities the evasi0n jailbreak tool relies upon to achieve an UnTethered iOS 6.0 through 6.1.2 jailbreak for all current iDevices. Soon, thanks to p0sixninja, it seems as though the jailbreak world will get the boost it needs - post 6.1.3 with a new upcoming iOS 7 jailbreak utility.
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With Evasion Patched By 6.1.3, Will The Utility Support iOS 7?
Will Evasi0n support iOS 7 after being patched by iOS 6.1.3? Since the release of iOS 6.1.3, the firmware that regrettably corrected a number of vulnerabilities exploited by evasi0n to achieve an Untethered jailbreak, we’ve written a number of articles discussing the future of jailbreaking. To briefly summarize, following Apple’s patch of the evasion jailbreak utility, both p0sixninja and the evad3rs have confirmed their plans to develop jailbreak utilities for future versions of iOS, namely iOS 7. Unfortunately, due to the relative insignificance of both iOS 6.1.3 and 6.1.4, the developers aren’t willing to divulge exploits, only to have them patched prior to the public release of iOS 7. So what about the evasion jailbreak tool?
How To Install iOS 7 Beta 2 Free Without UDID Or Dev Account, iTunes Flaw Demo
How to Install iOS 7 beta 2 for Free Without UDID, iTunes Security Flaw Yesterday, following Apple’s World Wide Developers conference two weeks ago, the company issued iOS 7 beta 2 to registered developers. In addition to being the second beta iteration of iOS 7, the new 7.0 beta 2 is also the first version of iOS 7 available for iPad models. Unfortunately though, because iOS 7 beta 2 is, as its denomination infers, a beta firmware and considering Apple patched the evasion untethered jailbreak with 6.1.3, those who update to the latest release of iOS 7 will be unable to jailbreak. In this tutorial though, we’ll highlight how to utilize an iTunes update security flaw to bypass the required UDID Developer registration check that will allow any user to upgrade their device to iOS 7 prior to its public release this fall.
Jailbreak 6.1.3 Situation And P0sixninja’s Possible Untethered Jailbreak Project
iOS Jailbreak 6.1.3 Situation, p0sixninja’s UnTethered Jailbreak Project Recently, we reported here on Evasion Jailbreak that pod2g (paramount member of the evad3rs jailbreak Dev Team) had upgraded his main iPhone 4S from what was likely 6.1.2 or 6.1.3 to the first iOS 7 beta. Shortly following the famed hacker’s public announcement, he shared his disdain regarding iOS 7, saying: “iOS 7 design is awful, it’s slow, battery life time is the worst ever, it’s full of UI bugs and crashes. OK it’s beta 1, but still”. Without the ability to jailbreak 6.1.3 (the latest public firmware), members of the community have been eagerly awaiting the release of iOS 7, however recent remarks from pod2g seemingly killed the hope of some anxious jailbreakers.
iOS 6.1.3 Fades, The Future Of Jailbreaking Is iOS 7
Without a 6.1.3 Jailbreak, Will Jailbreaking Continue With iOS 7? With last week’s unveiling and developer-exclusive release of iOS 7 beta one, every individual who makes up the large iOS jailbreak community has been talking about the future of iOS, as well as 6.1.3 and a possible jailbreak solution for the now outdated firmware. Unfortunately, as we’ve stated numerous times, the developers (namely p0sixninja and the evad3rs) will not release an iOS 6.1.3 jailbreak. Instead, the hackers will hold off on issuing a new untethered jailbreak utility until Apple pushes iOS 7 out to the public this fall. The question that remains now is whether or not iOS 7 is worth the upgrade - find out in this iOS 7 versus jailbreaking article.
Avoiding 6.1.3, P0sixninja Hints At Future Bootrom iOS 7 Jailbreak
Avoiding 6.1.3, P0d2g Updates to iOS 7, New Bootrom Jailbreak? Today, following Monday’s public preview and developer-exclusive release of iOS 7 beta 1, pod2g (famed jailbreaker and contributing member of the evad3rs Dev Team) informed his followers via a quick tweet that he’s updated his daily iPhone to the first version of 7.0. As the majority of our readers are already aware, when iOS 6.1.3 was issued to the public, the firmware corrected a number of vulnerabilities that evasion exploits to achieve an Untethered iOS 6.0 through 6.1.2 jailbreak. Although the hackers on the iOS scene aren’t planning on releasing a 6.1.3 jailbreak, they are developing tools for future iOS 7 firmwares.
Jailbreak 6.1.3 Situation And iOS 7 iPhone 5S Future UnTethered Utility
iOS Jailbreak 6.1.3 Details and Future UnTethered iOS 7 iPhone 5S Utility Jailbreaking: the subject that’s the focal point of Evasion Jailbreak. It’s certainly safe to say that without jailbreaking, the iOS community wouldn’t be nearly as strong as it is today. However, not all iPhone, iPad and iPod touch owners can simply jailbreak - when Apple released iOS 6.1.3, they effectively patched the evasion jailbreak, which functioned on all devices running iOS 6.0 through 6.1.2. Furthermore, the iOS 6.1.4 iPhone 5 exclusive release didn’t change much, other than adding a layer of device fragmentation and solidifying the public’s inability to jailbreak 6.1.3 and the latest 6.1.4 exclusive firmware. Now, with this week’s demo of iOS 7, the jailbreak community has something to look forward to: the promise of another untethered jailbreak past 6.1.3.
iOS 7: Shocking Redesign, 3D Interface And More - Will Jailbreaking Remain Prevalent?
iOS 7 Features a Shocking Redesign, 3D Interface, Control Center and More Today, during Apple’s annual World Wide Developers conference, the company gave the public a taste of iOS 7 and OS X Mavericks (the next major installment to the Mac operating system) during their typical WWDC opening keynote presentation. Although the presentation was available for live streaming via Apple’s site or through the Apple TV, we’ll briefly summarize the future of iOS for you on Evasion Jailbreak in this article. As we, the members of Evasion Jailbreak, watched the keynote, we couldn’t help but wonder how Apple could introduce so many incredible features and still have room for future additions. In short, iOS 7 adds a vast number of incredible feature that were undoubtedly inspired by jailbreaking.
WWDC 2013 And iOS 7 Live Coverage - Evasion Jailbreak
WWDC 2013 And iOS 7 Live Coverage, Evasi0n Jailbreak On Monday, June 10th, Apple will hold their annual World Wide Developers Conference (also referred to as WWDC) at Moscone Center in San Francisco, California. During this year’s conference Apple is expected to reveal both OS 10.9 and iOS 7, which will be the next firmware that the evad3rs and p0sixninja develop a new UnTethered jailbreak utility for. However, in spite of tomorrow’s unveiling of iOS 7, Apple won’t officially release the new firmware to the public until some time later this year. Consequently, iPhone, iPad and iPod touch owners who have updated to Apple’s latest firmware (iOS 6.1.3 or 6.1.4 in the case of the iPhone 5) will be unable to jailbreak until after iOS 7 is officially released.
iOS 6.1.3 Isn’t The End Of Jailbreaking, iOS 7 Jailbreak In Development
Jailbreaking: iOS 6.1.3 Isn’t The End, iOS 7 Jailbreak In The Works While the day jailbreaking is officially over will certainly be one filled with sorrow, that day is far from us. Every year Apple patches various UnTethered iOS jailbreak utilities released by numerous hackers on the iPhone, iPad and iPod touch jailbreak scene, and every year people immediately assume the worst following the correction of the vulnerabilities that allowed for said jailbreak utilities. Although the release of iOS 6.1.3 permanently compromised the evasion jailbreak utility’s ability to function, the latest firmware is by no means the harbinger of an era without jailbreaking.