[GeoSn0w]

In today's video, we're discussing the best iOS version to be on if you wanna Jailbreak your iPhone, iPad or iPod Touch in the near future. We're also going to clarify what is tfp0 (Kernel Task Port), why is it crucial for Jailbreak development on iOS, and whether the fact that @derrekr6 reported his tfp0 kernel exploit to Apple is a bad or a good thing for the Jailbreak community that is eagerly waiting for such exploit to be released. 

In this video, we're going through great lengths of why is tfp0 an important component for the iOS Jailbreaks, why one should avoid iOS 13 Betas and iOS 12.3.1 if interested in jailbreaking their device, as well as which one is the best iOS version to stay on if you wanna jailbreak sooner than later. In the world of iOS Jailbreaks, it's usually that you're either staying on the best version possible, or you miss out on the jailbreak when it gets released, and of course, you are missing out on all the extra perks being jailbroken gives, such tweaks, themes, additional features and full control over your own device.

Here's the video :-)

[kolamike79]

My iPad forcefully updated to iOS 12.3.1 from iOS 12.2. Is their any way I can downgrade it back?

[GeoSn0w]

My iPad forcefully updated to iOS 12.3.1 from iOS 12.2. Is their any way I can downgrade it back?

Unfortunately, no. For a downgrade to iOS 12.2 now that it is unsigned, you'd need:

• tfp0 Kernel exploit for iOS 12.2
  
• Nonce Setter tool for iOS 12.2
  
• Saved SHSH2 blobs for iOS 12.2
  
• Compatibility between iOS 12.3.1's SEP and Baseband and iOS 12.2's.
  

We do not have most of these for now.

It's not all lost, iOS 12.3.1 has already been privately jailbroken with Cydia.

[ctekin]

firstly thank you for your jb forum well i m on 12.2 we are still waiting -_-