In today's video, following popular request, we're discussing what are the best iOS versions to be on if you wanna jailbreak as soon as possible. This was a pretty popular question in the comments section of my previous videos, and with a good reason. There is quite a range to choose from, starting with iOS 12.1.3 and going all the way up to iOS 13 Beta. In this video, we're clarifying what is the status of the iOS 12.1.3 to 12.3.1 Jailbreak, where we're at, and what is left, so that you can make an educated guess on what is the best version to be on and why.
Choosing an iOS version isn't exactly an easy task. There are multiple #tfp0 kernel exploits announced but they work with different iOS versions. Some of these exploits are based on bugs that Apple has already patched, some are 0day (not reported currently), making the release frame different. Also, different features such as compatibility with watchOS / Apple Watch may be a tradeoff some people may not want to do, so it's important to know what alternatives do you have.
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Choosing an iOS version isn't exactly an easy task. There are multiple #tfp0 kernel exploits announced but they work with different iOS versions. Some of these exploits are based on bugs that Apple has already patched, some are 0day (not reported currently), making the release frame different. Also, different features such as compatibility with watchOS / Apple Watch may be a tradeoff some people may not want to do, so it's important to know what alternatives do you have.
Thanks for watching and as always, do not forget to subscribe to stay updated with the latest #iOS, and #Jailbreak / Cydia news, tutorials and updates!
