Can I Jailbreak iOS 7.1.1 UnTethered? How to Jailbreak 7.1.1 Tethered And The UnTethered Truth - Last week, Apple released iOS 7.1.1 to the general public, the first iOS 7.1.x update since the company issued the evasion UnTethered jailbreak patching 7.1 firmware last month. As with every iOS update, a number of individuals interested in jailbreaking updated their iPhone, iPad and iPod touch models to iOS 7.1.1, be it intentional or otherwise. Now, previously answered by our staff, the question that’s on the majority of our readers’ minds is: “can I jailbreak 7.1.1 UnTethered”? While it’s a good, and certainly valid question, the truth of the matter for those unlucky enough to have updated to iOS 7.1.1, is that they’ll be stuck for some time. In today’s article we’ll not only answer whether you can jailbreak iOS 7.1.1 on various iDevice models, such as the iPhone 5s and iPad Air…
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Jailbreak 7.1.1 iOS Semi Untethered on iPhone 4 with GeekSn0w Tutorial [Video]
Jailbreak iOS 7.1.1 Semi Untethered on iPhone 4 using Geeksn0w: Written and Video Tutorial - Today, amidst iOS 7.1.1 (Apple’s latest firmware firmware update, which was released on Tuesday) and the considerable amount of clamor it’s caused in the jailbreak community, popular iOS and jailbreak YouTuber iCrackUriDevice created a new video tutorial for how to jailbreak 7.1.1 on the iPhone 4 using the all-new GeekSn0w utility. The latest GeekSn0w for iOS 7.1.1, like its predecessor, is based on winocm’s opensn0w project, which in turn is powered largely in part by Geohot’s now-ancient 2010 limera1n bootrom exploit. Due to the fact that limra1n only functions on devices powered by A4 CPUs, GeekSn0w’s support doesn’t extend beyond the iPhone 4 (the last A4-based device Apple supports on iOS 7). While the updated version of GeekSn0w is still incredible and will undoubtedly assist millions of iPhone 4 owners in jailbreaking 7.1.1, the utility is an…
Installing iOS 7.1.1 Will Cost You Your Jailbreak On Your iPhone, iPad Or iPod
Installing iOS 7.1.1 Will Force You to Lose Your Jailbreak on Your iPhone, iPad or iPod touch - As the majority of Jailbreak Evasion Info readers are already aware, Apple released iOS 7.1.1 to the public on Tuesday - a firmware that remains incompatible with evasion following Apple’s 7.1 jailbreak patching iteration of iOS 7. In spite of our detailed post highlighting yesterday’s release, a number of readers remain confused about whether it’s possible to jailbreak 7.1.1 UnTethered using evasi0n. In today’s brief article, we’ll highlight why jailbreakers around the globe should avoid iOS 7.1.1 to maintain their device’s UnTethered jailbreak. Complete details and information on the current iOS 7.1.1 jailbreak status can be found after the break.
Apple Releases iOS 7.1.1, Is It Possible To Jailbreak 7.1.1 UnTethered?
Apple Releases 7.1.1, It’s Not Possible to Jailbreak 7.1.1 UnTethered - Today, over a month and a half after the devastating blow to the jailbreak community that was iOS 7.1 (a firmware that patched the UnTethered evasi0n jailbreak), Apple released iOS 7.1.1 to the general public. In addition to iOS 7.1.1 being available for immediate download via iTunes, the firmware is also available through Apple’s built-in iOS over-the-air (OTA) update feature. However, jailbroken users should avoid updating to 7.1.1, as they will essentially forfeit their jailbreak. Evasi0n7 is effectively useless on the newest 7.1.1 firmware, making it impossible for the public to jailbreak 7.1.1 Untethered. Although iOS 7.1 was the first significant iOS update since Apple revamped their mobile operating system with the release of iOS 7, today’s new 7.1.1 firmware is simply a minor update that corrects a few small bugs.
Jailbreak iOS 7.1 UnTethered Update - WWJC Concludes, Future Of Jailbreaking Detailed
Jailbreak 7.1 UnTethered Update: WWJC Concludes, The Future of iOS Jailbreaking Detailed -  Recently, the annual World Wide Jailbreak Conference, or WWJC, concluded. In today’s article we’ll discuss not only iOS 7.1, but the likelihood of an UnTethered jailbreak 7.1 utility for devices like the iPhone 5s and iPad Mini 2 post-WWJC 2014. In addition to Cydia developers and hackers, the members of the Evad3rs (the Dev Team behind the creation of the iOS 7 evasion jailbreak utility) were in attendance and active during the talks and presentations. While WWJC borrows its name from Apple’s World Wide Developers Conference (WWDC), intended as a clever pun, the two are not to be confused - the latter exclusively covers Apple’s latest software achievements, whereas the former is dedicated to jailbreaking Apple’s mobile software: iOS.
iPhone 6 Pictured And Highlighted In New ‘Leaks’ Post iOS 7.1 [Video]
iPhone 6 Allegedly Detailed in Numerous Leaks - Recently, following the conclusion of the official WWJC (World Wide Jailbreak Conference), there’s been a plethora of purported leaks surrounding Apple’s forthcoming iPhone 6 flagship smartphone. While we’ll provide additional details surrounding both iOS 7.1 and the jailbreak conference in a subsequent article, today the staff of Jailbreak 7.1 Evasion Info elected to provide our readers with a comprehensive gallery of the iPhone 6-related images that have propagated the Apple blogosphere over the past week. As a brief reminder, remember that all news and reports pertaining to the iPhone 6 will remain rumors until the device is officially announced.
iBoot 7.1 Jailbreak Exploit Unusable, Next Untethered Utility Detailed
iBoot Jailbreak 7.1 UnTethered Exploit Unusable, Next Jailbreak Detailed - As the majority of our readers are aware, when Apple released iOS 7.1 to the general public, the company effectively closed a number of vulnerabilities that the world-renowned evasi0n7 utility exploited to achieve an UnTethered jailbreak on iOS 7.0 through 7.0.6, making it impossible for the public to jailbreak 7.1 with evasi0n. Following the March 10th iOS 7.1 patch of the evasion jailbreak, well-known iOS hacker iH8sn0w began discussing an iBoot exploit for A5-powered devices (namely the iPhone 4S), that could potentially be applied towards another Untethered jailbreak utility. However, that’s not necessarily the case and since last month, there’s been a considerable amount of clamor and confusion regarding iH8sn0w’s alleged 7.1 and up iBoot exploit; today, we’ll set the record straight.
iPhone 6 Rendered From Leaked Schematics, Larger Displays Envisioned
iPhone 6 Rendered from Leaked Schematics, Larger Displays Envisioned - Following last week’s claimed iPhone 6 leak, allegedly from Apple’s own manufacturing partner (Foxconn), the staff of Jailbreak Evasion Info has opted  to briefly share a new and interested set of renderings that are based on previously leaked schematics. Last month, proceeding the supposed Foxconn leak, a Japanese magazine published drawings and crude schematics of what is allegedly the iPhone 6 in both 4.7-inch and 5.7-inch variations. While today’s news isn’t as exciting as a jailbreak utility for 7.1 and the upcoming iOS 8 firmware, the latest renditions may provide an early look at what’s to come from Apple this fall and what the evad3rs will be up against when developing the next UnTethered jailbreak!
Apple Announces WWDC 2014, Evad3rs To Jailbreak iOS 8 Untethered
Apple Announces WWDC 2014, Untethered iOS 8 Jailbreak in Evad3rs’ Sights - Today, Apple announced the company’s annual World Wide Developers Conference, commonly referred to as WWDC, which will be held in San Francisco’s Moscone West convention center from June 2nd to the 6th. During this year’s exciting event, it’s excepted that Apple will both showcase and release iOS 8 in beta stages to registered iOS Developers. As most jailbreakers are well aware at this point, Apple’s somewhat recent release of 7.1 patched a number of vulnerabilities exploited by the evasi0n7 UnTethered jailbreak utility, effectively forcing those who regrettably updated out of their jailbroken state. Without a new jailbreak in sight, until now, the evad3rs will set their sights on the upcoming iOS 8 firmware.