When will there be support for 4k devices? And whem will osiris Jailbreak be released?

The problem is that some click-buttons, menus are not working.
For example, all hyperlink buttons on the main page are not functional.
However, on the tweak's page, the menus "Change Package Settings" and "Author" are not clickable, but others like "Recent changes" are functioning with no problem.
I include the screenshots to illustrate.
   
   


Just FYI, the tweak App Admin (on the screenshots) does not work on 12.2, AppStore is force closing if you try to manage an app. Very unfortunate.

The Electra Team just released their first version of the Chimera jailbreak compatible with 12.1.3, 12.1.4 and 12.2 firmwares. (1.2.0)
At this moment, it's only compatible with A9-A11 devices, remaining devices (A7-A8 and A12) will be supported as its development proceeds.

All devices remain supported in 12.0 up to 12.1.2.

Hi I am hoping to get some help. I really want to update to iOS 12.2 now the jailbreak is released and I have an iPhone XS MAX jailbroken with chimera already on 12.0.1 so I can set the nonce. My question is how can I do this without my phone automatically restoring itself after 2 weeks. Geosn0w PLEASE help me i trust you more than any random person I loved your jailbreak back in the day. If u can make a tutorial on updating a12 device with shsh blob I would appreciate it. And one more question. So basically I have saved my 12.2 shsh blob with the BOT on telegram messaging app. It didn’t require my apnonce like tsssaver does for a12 devices just ecid number but it saved fine and the tsssaver verify tool said it is fine, but the “generator” or nonce inside the actual shsh blob is not 0x1111111111111111 like tsssaver shsh blobs, it has 16 random digits is this still fine to use? I hope to hear from you good sir!

In today's video, I have massive news for those of you running #iOS 12.2, iOS 12.1.4 or iOS 12.1.3. Ned Williamson of Google Project Zero has released his tfp0 kernel exploit called "SockPuppet" compatible with the aforementioned iOS versions. This is what we needed in order to be able to create a jailbreak for these versions and work has already begun. Unc0ver team has announced that they're currently updating their tools, Electra Team is also updating their tools and I am updating GeoFilza and my Osiris Jailbreak for iOS 12.2, iOS 12.1.4 and iOS 12.1.3 as well. We expect to have a full jailbreak with Cydia for pre-A12 devices in a matter of hours.

For A12 devices, the situation is a bit more complicated. For the moment it's recommended to stay on the lowest version possible, but the A12 jailbreak will take more time to be updated. As for the iOS 12.3, iOS 12.3.1 and iOS 12.4, the exploit was patched back on iOS 12.3 in May of 2019, so it does not work with these versions. Another exploit will be needed for a #jailbreak on those versions. I would stay on iOS 12.3 for now, rather than iOS 13, iOS 12.4 Beta or iOS 12.3.1.

Is there any other tweak to protect all the apps like BioProtec but free? I’m Venezuela and we don’t have $ in our credit card or accounts, if I could pay I will do it but don’t I can’t

As the title says, the fortnight bug which occurs when using 12.2 and up SEP/Baseband files on previous iOS futurerestores (12.0 - 12.1.x, for that matter) still occurs when futurerestoring to 12.2, especifically?
The thing is: now that we started seeing jailbreaks for 12.2, many people will get interested in "downgrading" their devices from 12.1.2 and lower to 12.2, potentially (myself included) and if it's a thing... I can presume the experience won't be satisfying for them.

Anyone?

As we now have a tfp0 exploit publicly available, pwn20wnd and his team just released unc0ver 3.3.0b1 adding support for 12.1.3, 12.1.4 and 12.2 firmwares.

Time for testing, everyone!

In today's video, we have pretty good news for the people waiting for an iOS 12.1.3 up to iOS 12.3.1 Jailbreak. Just a few hours ago, jailbreak developer Pwn20wnd has announced that he successfully confirmed Cydia Substrate and Cydia working on iOS 12.2 and newer on a pre-jailbroken build of iOS 12.2 in Corellium. Corellium is an iOS emulator that uses real iOS kernel and components. It is currently open only to a handful of developers for trial, but it's pretty fantastic - you can jailbreak iOS 13, iOS 12.3.1, etc. with it and do whatever jailbreak development/tests you want, without having to mess with a real iOS device. Unlike a simulator, this tool uses actual iOS so you know for sure the result is the same on a real device.

Because Corellium has its own iOS Bootloader, it can disable various security mechanisms in iOS so that you can apply various patches and have a jailbroken device on iOS 13 and iOS 12.4 with Cydia and Substrate, without having to have a tfp0 exploit. It's an amazing feat of engineering that allows jailbreak developers, security researchers and iOS App developers alike to test their code on real-life environments. That's how Pwn20wnd was able to test the Cydia Substrate. 

I also have access to Corellium and was able to confirm Pwn20wnd's findings. In Corellium, running iOS 13 Beta, I was able to run Cydia with no issue. Tweaks also work, so this means that once a tfp0 kernel exploit is available, we won't need to lose time with fixing Substrate or Cydia (which can take a long time, now that Saurik isn't that interested in keeping it update anymore, and Substrate is closed source).

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.

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!