In today's video, we're discussing a new Jailbreak announced by Linus Henze, based on the same popular CheckM8 BootROM iOS Exploit released by @axi0mX over a month ago. This Jailbreak, compared to CheckRa1n, is based on the Sileo Package Manager created by the Electra / Chimera Team lead by Coolstar. As you probably know, CheckRa1n is another Jailbreak currently in development based on the same exploit, but it comes with Cydia, Zebra and possibly Installer 5, but no #Sileo.

This jailbreak would support iOS 13.2, which was released yesterday by Apple, iOS 13.1.3 down to iOS 13, iOS 12.4.1 and even lower, on iPhone X / iPhone 8 Plus all the way down to iPhone 4S. The iPhone 11 / iPhone 11 Pro, as well as iPhone XS, iPhone XS Max, and iPhone XR are not supported and will not be supported by this exploit. If you're coming from Chimera or Electra, you may find Linus Henze's jailbreak a better much smoother transition. Of course, both jailbreaks will be similar in terms of overall kernel patches.

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... will it be possible?

I need some clarification on something, so the checkm8/checkrain exploits allows you to downgrade/upgrade to any supported version, correct?
so, it will boot normally on any version that you downgrade / upgrade to but you'd need your pc to turn it on with jailbreak.
ok.. so why can't i just use any jailbreak tool supported for that version

In today's video, we're discussing the latest CheckRa1n Jailbreak news. Cydia and Zebra Package Manager for iOS have both been achieved on CheckRa1n Jailbreak for iOS 13.1.3, iOS 13.0, iOS 12.4.1 and so on, on iPhone X all the way down to iPhone 5S using the CheckM8 BootROM exploit. 

#CheckRa1n Team has posted just a few hours ago a photo of three devices running the CheckRa1n jailbreak with both #Cydia and #Zebra installed, thus confirming that CheckRa1n comes with an application that allows you to choose which package manager you will be using. For now, it's unsure how many package managers will be available. Cydia and Zebra are open source. So is Installer 5 and Saily, but Sileo is kept closed source by Coolstar / Electra / Chimera Team, so it may not be included. 

The CheckRa1n #Jailbreak cannot be patched, so support for all upcoming iOS versions such as #iOS 13.2, iOS 13.2.x and so on is very easy to add. However, the CheckM8 exploit does not support the A12 devices and neither does it support the A13 devices, so no iPhone 11 and no iPhone XS, XR and XS Max either.

I know it sounds like Conspiracy theory but could it be possible that Apple paid money to the checkra1n team so they don’t publish the jailbreak?

As my thread. I wonder if I can jailbreak my device iphone Xs ios 12.1 by Uncover. I’m on chimera now but when I update packages from sileo my device turn into black screen and shutdown 2 times in several hours

In today's video, we're discussing the current status of the iOS 13.0, #iOS 13.1.2, iOS 13.1.3 and also iOS 12.4.1 #Jailbreak, for all the devices including A12 devices and A13 devices. As you probably know, A12 devices are the iPhone XS, iPhone XS Max, and iPhone XR, and A13 devices are the iPhone 11 variants released this year. In the video we're discussing the current iOS kernel exploits available, which ones work on which types of devices and what are the best iOS versions to stay on if you wanna jailbreak your device as soon as possible.

We're also discussing about CheckM8 and its compatible devices, as well as what should people who don't have a device compatible with #CheckM8 / CheckRa1n should do. For those devices, such as the #A12 and A13 ones, #tfp0 kernel exploits are still vital for a successful jailbreak and people should still choose the versions they update to wisely.

For the devices compatible with CheckM8, which are the iPhone X all the way down to iPhone 4S, the iOS version they stay on is completely irrelevant because the exploit is not patchable and thus we can use it to jailbreak iOS 13, iOS 12 and any other iOS version, past present or future. 

Hey,
I want to know if is possible to downgrade IOS 13.1.3 to 12.4/12.4.1 to 12.4