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Just a couple of minutes ago, Dopamine Jailbreak Developer @opa334 released an update to Dopamine Jailbreak that fixes a lot of issues with the PPLRW by introducing a new method. This bug fixes-oriented update improves the stability of the jailbreak quite a lot and if you are using Dopamine it's best to update to v1.1.3 as soon as you can.

Jailbreaking your device is legal thanks to a DMCA exemption granted in 2012 and updated in 2015 which makes jailbreaking your device perfectly fine. With a jailbreak, you can customize the look and feel of your device's UI even further by installing themes, custom icons, custom fonts, animations, and tweaks.

IMPORTANT: This video is provided for informational, research, and news purposes. Jailbreaking is free and legal as per DMCA 2015. Please use jailbreaking tools responsibly.

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In today's video, I have even more great news for those of you running iOS 15.0 up to iOS 16.5, and iOS 16.6 Beta 1. The WDBFontOverwrite tool that allowed you to change the fonts on your iOS device has been updated and renamed to KFDFontOverwrite. This one allows you to customize the font on your device running iOS 15.0 up to iOS 16.5 on all devices including modern ones like iPhone 14. This is based on the recently released KFD kernel vuln.

Jailbreaking your device is legal thanks to a DMCA exemption granted in 2012 and updated in 2015 which makes jailbreaking your device perfectly fine. With a jailbreak, you can customize the look and feel of your device's UI even further by installing themes, custom icons, custom fonts, animations, and tweaks.

IMPORTANT: This video is provided for informational, research, and news purposes. Jailbreaking is free and legal as per DMCA 2015. Please use jailbreaking tools responsibly.

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Mandela Pro, a Cowabunga replacement for iOS 16.0 - 16.5 A12+ is also in the works!

In today's video, I have pretty good news for those of you interested in iOS downgrades, especially if you have a Checkm8-compatible device. Developer "md" on Twitter managed to successfully perform the very first iOS downgrade using Pangu's blackbird vuln, and they successfully downgrade an iPhone 6S back to iOS 10.0.1 with the passcode working and without using any saved SHSH2 blobs.

Jailbreaking your device is legal thanks to a DMCA exemption granted in 2012 and updated in 2015 which makes jailbreaking your device perfectly fine. With a jailbreak, you can customize the look and feel of your device's UI even further by installing themes, custom icons, custom fonts, animations, and tweaks.

IMPORTANT: This video is provided for informational, research, and news purposes. Jailbreaking is free and legal as per DMCA 2015. Please use jailbreaking tools responsibly.

As always, do not forget to SUBSCRIBE to stay updated with the latest #iOS, Apple, and #Jailbreak news, updates, and tutorials!
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You can read more about SEP / BB compatibility for downgrades here!

Today we have even more good news for the jailbreak community. As you probably know, a week or so ago developer @_p0up0u_ released two brand new kernel vulnerabilities for iOS 15.0 - iOS 16.6 Beta 1 (but not 16.5.1). Today, we have confirmation from developer @sourcelocation that they managed to build a Cowabunga-like application called Mandela Pro which allows tweaks and themes on iOS 16.0 up to iOS 16.5 and iOS 16.6 Beta 1.

Using a fork of the newly released KFD project, they were able to basically simulate MacDirtyCow and have Cowabunga features ported over to iOS 16.2 and newer. This will soon allow you to have custom icons, themes, and more tweaks without a jailbreak on A12+ Devices.

Jailbreaking your device is legal thanks to a DMCA exemption granted in 2012 and updated in 2015 which makes jailbreaking your device perfectly fine. With a jailbreak, you can customize the look and feel of your device's UI even further by installing themes, custom icons, custom fonts, animations, and tweaks.

IMPORTANT: This video is provided for informational, research, and news purposes. Jailbreaking is free and legal as per DMCA 2015. Please use jailbreaking tools responsibly.

As always, do not forget to SUBSCRIBE to stay updated with the latest #iOS, Apple, and #Jailbreak news, updates, and tutorials!
~ GeoSn0w


▶ More info about Mandela Pro, a Cowabunga alternative for iOS 16.0 - 16.5! (A12+ Too)

In today's video, we're discussing once again the kfd project released a few days ago by @_p0up0u_ . This project, one of the biggest releases for in the jailbreak community allows the developers to build a jailbreak utility on top of it. The KFD project works on iOS 15.0 up to iOS 16.5 on A12+ devices. The kfd project is completely open-source on GitHub.

In this video, I will show you how to save your SHSH2 blobs for iOS 16.6 Beta 1 which is both still signed, and compatible with the KFD project. Even though downgrades with SHSH blobs are broken at the moment due to a new iOS component, it's still best to backup your SHSH2 blobs anyway.

Jailbreaking your device is legal thanks to a DMCA exemption granted in 2012 and updated in 2015 which makes jailbreaking your device perfectly fine. With a jailbreak, you can customize the look and feel of your device's UI even further by installing themes, custom icons, custom fonts, animations, and tweaks.

IMPORTANT: This video is provided for informational, research, and news purposes. Jailbreaking is free and legal as per DMCA 2015. Please use jailbreaking tools responsibly.

As always, do not forget to SUBSCRIBE to stay updated with the latest #iOS, Apple, and #Jailbreak news, updates, and tutorials!
~ GeoSn0w



How to Save SHSH2 Blobs for iOS 16.6 Beta 1 (Guide and Tools)

In today's video, we're discussing about the kfd project released a few days ago by @_p0up0u_ . This project is maybe the biggest release for the jailbreak community as it provides two kernel vulnerabilities and their writeups for developers to build a jailbreak utility on top of it. The KFD project works on iOS 15.0 up to iOS 16.5 on A12+ devices.

The kfd project is completely open-source on GitHub, however, nobody took the time to compile it in IPA format for those who don't have macOS / Xcode, so I made a compiled version available for you to test on your device. If you're interested in iOS Security Research, this tool should come in handy.

Jailbreaking your device is legal thanks to a DMCA exemption granted in 2012 and updated in 2015 which makes jailbreaking your device perfectly fine. With a jailbreak, you can customize the look and feel of your device's UI even further by installing themes, custom icons, custom fonts, animations, and tweaks.

IMPORTANT: This video is provided for informational, research, and news purposes. Jailbreaking is free and legal as per DMCA 2015. Please use jailbreaking tools responsibly.

As always, do not forget to SUBSCRIBE to stay updated with the latest #iOS, Apple, and #Jailbreak news, updates, and tutorials!
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DOWNLOAD COMPILED KFD EXPLOIT IPA

? IPA HERE: https://idevicecentral.com/jailbreak-too...ploit-ipa/

Since some of you who don't have a macOS computer wanted this, here you have it. 
The new kfd exploit compiled by me in IPA format. Sideload it with your favorite tool.

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If you aren't rebooting your iOS device every day, you really should start to. iPhones, iPads, and iPod Touches all use a very complicated operating system that contains dozens of background programs, daemons, and applications that keep the device running. If you never power down your device, these programs as well as the kernel of the device never get a chance to start fresh so over time bugs and memory leaks become bigger and bigger as they accumulate. This results in a slower device, worse battery life, hanging, overheating, and overall degraded performance.

This piece of advice really applies to every device. It's always best to reboot them now and then to let them start fresh. There's also an important security rationale behind this. With the popularity of 0-click security risks nowadays, if you never reboot your device you can be running malicious code for months. If you do power down your device often, any code running in the memory gets terminated, lowering your risk.

Today we got the biggest Jailbreak News of the year. Developer @_p0up0u_  released out of the blue their open-source kfd project which allows kernel read / write operations and contains two major kernel vulns. The project was released open-source on GitHub and it supports all modern devices including iPhone 14, iPhone 12, and so on. With this toolkit and a PPL bug, we can create a fully functional jailbreak tool, according to Dopamine Jailbreak developer, opa334.

It's very important to install iOS 16.6 Beta 2 if you updated to iOS 16.5.1 or newer because iOS 16.5.1 and newer patched the bugs! iOS 16.6 Beta 2 happens to be signed and it doesn't patch the kernel bugs! You can find the IPSWs here: https://idevicecentral.com/jailbreak-gui...jailbreak/

Jailbreaking your device is legal thanks to a DMCA exemption granted in 2012 and updated in 2015 which makes jailbreaking your device perfectly fine. With a jailbreak, you can customize the look and feel of your device's UI even further by installing themes, custom icons, custom fonts, animations, and tweaks.


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