Untethered iOS 7.1.1 Pangu Jailbreak And Apple’s New 2014 16GB iPod Touch 5G

UnTethered iOS 7.1.x Pangu Jailbreak 7.1.1 On Apple’s New 2014 16GB iPod Touch 5G - Following the Pangu Team’s recent release of their Untethered jailbreak 7.1.1 for all iDevices, including newer ones like the iPhone 5s, iPad Air and the Retina iPad mini, Apple released a new 2014-edition iPod Touch, more or less. Apple has essentially replaced their lower-end, 16GB, rear camera-less iPod touch 5G with a full-fledge, cheaper, no compromise 5^th generation iPod touch model. Now, in addition to the other iOS 7-powered devices, new iPod touch owners are wondering if they can jailbreak 7.1.1 on the 2014 16GB iPod touch 5^th gen. In today’s brief article, we’ll tackle that question, as well as the topic of the
Pangu jailbreak’s future.

Jailbreak 7.1.1 Pangu On Apple’s New 2014 iPod Touch 5G 16GB

As previously mentioned, Apple replaced the company’s inferior first-edition 16GB iPod touch 5 with a new 16 GB model that’s now identical to the higher-end 32 and 64GB 5^th gen iPod touch models, as far as features are concerned.

For more information, as well as an unboxing, a detailed comparison and an in-depth review of the slightly revised 2014 iPod touch, we recommend watching iCrackUriDevice’s video, which can be found embedded below.

With that said, because we’re Jailbreak Pangu, let’s move on to discussing the latest UnTethered iOS 7.1.1 jailbreak and its compatibility with Apple’s minor iPod Touch 5 refresh.

Can I Jailbreak The 2014 16GB iPod Touch On iOS 7.1.1 With Pangu?

Yes, the newest 5^th generation iPod touch can be jailbroken on iOS 7.1.1 by way of the new UnTethered Pangu utility.

If you’re not familiar with the jailbreak method for Pangu, we advise following our detailed jailbreak 7.1.1 Untethered tutorial and watching the corresponding video guide, which is embedded below.

As for the Pangu jailbreak itself, the tool has a future - at least in theory. Pangu was built with the future in mind and has native support for iOS 7.1.2, provided Apple doesn’t patch the exploits utilized in Pangu when they issue the update in the foreseeable future. While that’s all we’ll say on the topic for now, stay tuned for a separate article covering iOS 7.1.2, Pangu and the UnTethered jailbreak in further detail.

If you’re interested in learning how it’s possible to earn paid iOS 7.1.1 App Store apps for Free, with or without a Jailbreak, we suggest visiting our guide on FreeAppLife.

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