Hello, how can i use 'Checkm8 BootRom Exploit' to bypass iCloud on Apple watch 7000 series 42mm "1st gen" ?

- do i need "Apple Watch diagnostic cable" called iBUS s1, to even begin doing anything ?
- any kind of tutorial will be appreciated.
ty in advance.

In today's video, we're discussing important recommendations regarding the iOS 13.3, iOS 13.2.3, iOS 13.2, iOS 13.0 and so on Jailbreak for A12 and A13 devices (iPhone XS, XS Max, XR, and iPhone 11 / 11 Pro). We're discussing the best version to stay on, what version you should downgrade to, why are those recommended and when we should expect new kernel exploits to update Unc0ver. We're also discussing a new update to Installer 5, a Cydia Alternative by AppTapp team.

It's always very important to stay on the proper iOS version if you wanna jailbreak your device as soon as possible. See, iPhone X and lower users don't have to worry about the right iOS version or new exploits because CheckRa1n Jailbreak pretty much got them covered for life. For the new and relevant devices (A12 and A13) CheckRa1n is useless because it's not compatible and it will never be due to the nature of the exploit used, so for these devices staying on proper iOS versions is key. It can make the difference between jailbreaking soon or jailbreaking in 6 months.

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In today's video, we're discussing the release of CheckRa1n Jailbreak 0.9.7 Beta which adds great new features, adds support for #iOS 13.3 (currently, the latest signed version available), and fixes a ton of bugs, as well as add support for Apple TV 4K, but we're also talking about an upcoming CheckRa1n for PC which was announced just a few hours ago.

Yes! A Linux version is about to be released which will make PC users able to finally jailbreak their iOS devices with #CheckRa1n without having to use a macOS machine and without emulators, virtual machines and other scripts. The Linux version will be a standalone tool, easy to use with no additional scripts and stuff like Ra1nStorm (which still works by the way). Of course, it's recommended that you updated your jailbreak to the latest version as it fixes very important bugs and adds stability to the jailbreak itself. Keeping the jailbreak and Cydia packages updated helps maintain a safe and reliable jailbreak on your iOS device.

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Hi Evening group, you can help me with some information, I uninstalled iclener in cydia ios 12.3.1 and crashed and gave a respring and now I do not appear at all installed applications from cydia in settings,It only appears to me when I resend cydia and no longer enter safemode And all the applications in cydia installed no longer work

In today's video, we discuss the new #iOS 13.3 released by Apple, as well as a new kernel bug that has been patched in iOS 13.3, reported by Ian Beer of Google Project Zero which will very likely be usable to update #Unc0ver for A12 and A13 devices for iOS 13.2.3, iOS 13.2.2 and so on once it gets released. We're also discussing the release of the Unc0ver Jailbreak for iOS 12.4.1 A12 which is available on the official Unc0ver webpage.

The iOS 12.4.1 Unc0ver Jailbreak For A12 (v3.8.0 Beta 1) has been released 2 days ago by Pwn20wnd and can be downloaded in IPA format, but it's probably a bit hard to sign the whole thing because Cydia Impactor is no longer working with the free Apple Developer Account. There are other ways to sign that IPA, for example, 3Utools or other signing services, but these also tend to go unsigned from time to time.

In this video, we're also discussing the importance of the patched iOS 13.3 Kernel bug by Google Project Zero and how this may help the Jailbreak community. We're also seeing what is Pwn20wnd's take on what users should do if they wanna jailbreak as soon as possible.

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In today's video, I will show you how to migrate the data from your Android device to an iPhone, iPad or iPod Touch, or vice-versa using a tool called #MobileTrans by #Wondershare which is available for both macOS and Microsoft Windows. The tool supports a large variety of Android devices, iOS devices and even Windows Phone 8 and 8.1, so data transfers are quick and reliable. During my testing, the program was able to migrate my older Android device, a Motorola Moto E4 to my iPhone 6S with no problems. 

It allows you to migrate Photos, Videos, Contacts, Call logs, messages, calendars, voice memos, apps, notes and so on. You can select what data you want to be transferred inside the program interface with a simple checkbox interface. The program supports Windows and macOS, so it doesn't matter if you have a PC or a Mac. The program also supports local backup of the device in case you wanna backup now but restore to a new device later.

In the video, I will walk you through the whole process on how to migrate your Android device to your #iOS one. The same procedure can be applied for transferring the iOS device to #Android. The program also supports transferring from Android to Android and from iOS to iOS.

I have an iPhone 5s (iOS 12.4) with broken NAND.
In order to replace the NAND I need to read some information: WiFi address, BT address, Serial Number, etc. and write it a new NAND.
The device can enter DFU and Recovery Mode, so I'm wondering if there is any possibility to read the data?
I'm curious how the popular NAND programmers like JC or IP BOX work.

will new unc0ver for 12.4.1 work on 12.3 ?
or this is only for 12.4.1 ?

In today's video, we're discussing the release of a new tool called n1ghtshade which is a downgrade tool for A6 devices based on the #CheckM8 SecureROM exploit released by axi0mX, as well as other iOS Downgrade and Jailbreak news coming from various sources. The iOS Downgrade and CFW loading scene are much more powerful now that a true SecureROM exploit is available (which cannot be patched by Apple), so more and more tools for various purposes are popping out. In today's video, we cover some of these research lines.

Of course, there's more to downgrading an A7 and up device than just having the right SecureROM exploit because of the SEP and Baseband incompatibility, but thanks to developer tihmstar, the community seems to make some progress on loading custom boot-chain components such as custom iOS Kernels on newer devices. CFW (Custom Firmware) on iOS is a pretty difficult topic, so I will cover these in a future video more in-depth.

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I've got an iPhone 5S laying around that's still on iOS 8.4 and is Jailbroken with TaiG. I would like to jump up to iOS 10.3.3. I've successfully used futurerestore before but only with an iPad so I didn't have to deal with the baseband and sep.

Can I upgrade from iOS 8.4 to iOS 10.3.3 using futurerestore + SHSH Blobs, and what do I need to do as far as baseband and sep are concerned?