In today's video, we're discussing the current status of the iOS 12.3.1, iOS 12.3 and iOS 12.4 Jailbreak for iPhone 5S all the way up to iPhone XS MAX (A12). After the Unc0ver Jailbreak was released for iOS 12.1.3 up to iOS 12.2 a few days ago, people on iOS 12.3 to 12.3.1 started having questions on where they will get a jailbreak as well. The answer is a bit complicated. We do have what it takes to build one, but it was not released yet. In this video we're discussing why, and when should we expect the tfp0 to be released by @derrek6.
In the meantime, it's a great idea to go ahead and save your SHSH2 blobs for iOS 12.3 and iOS 12.3.1 as these versions are currently signed, with iOS 12.3.1 being the latest stable version, and iOS 12.4 is currently in Beta 7. Once iOS 12.4 is released as a stable build, iOS 12.3 will likely stop being signed, so I recommend saving your SHSH2 blobs while it's still doable.
The tfp0 kernel bug is extremely important for the development of not only the jailbreak, but also for applications like GeoFilza, Osiris Jailbreak, NonceSetter, and other tfp0-based apps. Actually, 99% of the times, if there is no tfp0 publicly available for that iOS version, it's not possible to make a jailbreak for it. The tfp0 offers kernel VM read/write, letting us apply the necessary jailbreak patches. As always, do not forget to SUBSCRIBE to stay updated with the latest #iOS and #Jailbreak news, updates and tutorials.
In the meantime, it's a great idea to go ahead and save your SHSH2 blobs for iOS 12.3 and iOS 12.3.1 as these versions are currently signed, with iOS 12.3.1 being the latest stable version, and iOS 12.4 is currently in Beta 7. Once iOS 12.4 is released as a stable build, iOS 12.3 will likely stop being signed, so I recommend saving your SHSH2 blobs while it's still doable.
The tfp0 kernel bug is extremely important for the development of not only the jailbreak, but also for applications like GeoFilza, Osiris Jailbreak, NonceSetter, and other tfp0-based apps. Actually, 99% of the times, if there is no tfp0 publicly available for that iOS version, it's not possible to make a jailbreak for it. The tfp0 offers kernel VM read/write, letting us apply the necessary jailbreak patches. As always, do not forget to SUBSCRIBE to stay updated with the latest #iOS and #Jailbreak news, updates and tutorials.
