In today's video, we're discussing some awesome news regarding the #CheckRa1n Jailbreak for #iOS 12 and iOS 13 up to iOS 13.1.3 which is currently the latest iOS version available. The jailbreak is based on the #CheckM8 exploit released by @axi0mX so it supports everything from iPhone 5S to iPhone X. The iPhone XS, XS Max, and XR, as well as iPhone 11, are not supported. WE finally have a glimpse of what the features of this jailbreak are, and it looks like the jailbreak development process is already pretty far advanced. A ton of important features that normally took much more time seems to be built right in - we'll discuss them in this video.
As more and more iOS exploit developers in the community start to get access to the CheckRa1n jailbreak which is currently privately developed by the CheckRa1n Team (which is made of the most prominent iOS exploit developers such as Sparkey, Siguza, littlelailo, qwerty, etc.), we start to get a better understanding of what the jailbreak does and how it is made.
This might just be the biggest most versatile jailbreak in 10 years, so when this gets released, it will definitely be a sight to see. This is also a tethered jailbreak, the first time in 10 years when the semi-untethered userland jailbreak paradigm is changed. As I said, it's not your common Unc0ver-like jailbreak, so I am definitely thrilled to see what this jailbreak brings to the table as a ton of very hard low-level work went into it.
As more and more iOS exploit developers in the community start to get access to the CheckRa1n jailbreak which is currently privately developed by the CheckRa1n Team (which is made of the most prominent iOS exploit developers such as Sparkey, Siguza, littlelailo, qwerty, etc.), we start to get a better understanding of what the jailbreak does and how it is made.
This might just be the biggest most versatile jailbreak in 10 years, so when this gets released, it will definitely be a sight to see. This is also a tethered jailbreak, the first time in 10 years when the semi-untethered userland jailbreak paradigm is changed. As I said, it's not your common Unc0ver-like jailbreak, so I am definitely thrilled to see what this jailbreak brings to the table as a ton of very hard low-level work went into it.
