Today we're taking a look at Unc0ver Jailbreak (No Computer) method for iOS 15.1, iOS 15.0, iOS 14.7 down to iOS 14.6 that was posted by a channel called Timmy Tech Geek and it's now quite popular (second result in search) for iOS 15.1 jailbreak. We're going to see if it's legitimate and if it's even possible to create such a jailbreak without a computer.

The method demonstrated in Timmy Geek's video has been shown multiple times before by multiple other channels, so naturally, I was skeptical when I saw the title in search. Right now iOS 15.1 is the latest signed iOS version so an Unc0ver Jailbreak for it would have made the news pretty fast. Let's see together what this "jailbreak" is all about.

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In today's video, I will show you how to recover your saved passwords including the WiFi password from your iPhone, iPad, or iPod Touch running iOS 13.0 all the way up to iOS 15.1 using a software called Dr.Fone which recently got updated to support backing up the passwords stored from Safari and so on, on the device.

When you sign in to an account on a website using Safari, you get a message that tells you to save the password on your Keychain for quicker access. While this is a very good feature, you can also retrieve the saved passwords which makes it great if you forget yours but you have it stored on the device. #forgetwifipassword #forgetappleid

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In today's video, I will show you how to bypass jailbreak detection on applications that won't let you use them if you're jailbroken with CheckRa1n, Unc0ver, Taurine Jailbreak, or other jailbreak tools. This video applies for iOS 14.0 up to iOS 14.8, including iOS 14.5 and iOS 14.5.1 jailbroken with Unc0ver + Fugu14 untethered. This applies to all devices, including A12, A13, and A14.

For this, we're using a tweak called KernBypass available in Cydia once you add the right repo. While the tweak isn't an all-encompassing method (not every app will work with this), it's a great way to start if you have apps that you need but won't work with your jailbroken device.

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In this video, we have a quick update for those of you interested in jailbreak for iOS 15.1 and lower. A couple of days ago, Apple has stopped signing iOS 15.1 for A14 and A15 devices because iOS 15.1.1 is available for those. In terms of jailbreaking, this is not a major change because iOS 15.1.1 and iOS 15.1 share the same security content.

The rest of the devices, like iPhone 11, iPhone XS, XR, and so on, still have iOS 15.1 signed because the bug (calls dropping) patched in iOS 15.1.1 only affects iPhone 12 and iPhone 13 models. If you are on iOS 15.1 already, it's safe to update to iOS 15.1.1, however, if you're not, stay as low as you can, for now. Especially if you wait for Unc0ver Jailbreak to be updated.

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In today's video, I will show you how to install Rocket League Sideswipe on iOS 15, iOS 14, iOS 13, and so on. The game has been released a couple of days ago, but for some people, it still doesn't show up in AppStore search, so the official Rocket League Sideswipe account on Twitter was kind enough to provide the direct AppStore links.

If you played the Rocket League game on PS4 or on Xbox you know very well the mechanics of the game and they are very similar. On iOS the game seems to work fine, it doesn't glitch or hang if you have a good device (I played on iPhone XS Max which by now is quite old). The minimum iOS version supported by Rocket League Sideswipe is iOS 11, but I'd try on a newer version anyways.

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Today I have great news for those of you who've been waiting for an iOS 14.6 or iOS 14.7 jailbreaks on all devices. Security researcher Justin Sherman has released a brand new Kernel Exploit for all devices running these iOS versions. Of course, the exploit is usable for jailbreak purposes and we can use it to update Unc0ver and Taurine, but it would require a jailbreak.me-style distribution method.

The only caveat of this new kernel exploit is that it needs to be chained with a Safari one in order to work due to entitlements. Of course, Safari vulnerabilities are patched almost in any iOS update, so we're not exactly short of those.

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In this video, we're having a quick recap on what is currently going on in the jailbreak community, the current status of iOS jailbreak development for iOS 15.1, iOS 15.0, iOS 14.8, iOS 14.6, and so on, especially on iPhone XS, iPhone 11, iPhone 12 and so on. This video contains a recap of the current status for those of you who haven't been in the loop recently about jailbreaking.

iOS 15.1 is currently the worst iOS version to stay on if you wanna jailbreak your device because it's currently the latest signed version (along with iOS 15.1.1 where applicable) and nobody would release a jailbreak bug for a signed latest version. If you're running iOS 15.0.2 or lower you have way better chances to jailbreak.

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Apple has released a few days ago iOS 15.1.1 with only one major change, a fix for calls dropping bugs on iPhone 13 and iPhone 12. The update is only available for those devices and it should be pretty safe to update if you're already on iOS 15.1. For those who wanna jailbreak, if you're on iOS 15.1 you may update to iOS 15.1.1, but if you're running iOS 14.8 or lower please stay as low as possible because iOS 15 isn't currently a good candidate for a jailbreak.

The bugs causing call drops seem to only affect the A14 and A15 devices, as there's no such update available for iPhone 11, iPhone XS, and so on. Still, do not update to iOS 15.1 either on those devices because while there are jailbreak exploits demonstrated, they were not yet released so you may have a lot of time to wait if you update.

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In today's video, I have even more great news for those of you on iOS 15.1, iOS 15.0 and even lower, on iOS 14.8 / 14.7. Security researcher @08Tc3wBB has posted the hash of a file containing their iOS 15 code execution vulnerability which is currently 0-Day (not reported to Apple / Public). This comes only a few weeks after another developer, @realBrightiup has also demoed a similar vuln for iOS 15.1 which had Kernel R/W which is usable for jailbreaking.

The new iOS 15 comes with an important change that makes jailbreaking a bit harder, which is sealed ROOT FS. Normally, all jailbreaks (except RootlessJB by Jake James) will attempt to remount the ROOT FS as Read/Write instead of Read-Only so that Cydia and all the necessary jailbreak components be installed. This isn't possible anymore without an additional set of patches, making iOS 15 a bad version to be on currently.

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In today's video, we're discussing the current status of iOS 15.1, iOS 15.0.2, iOS 15.0.1, and iOS 15.0 jailbreak, we're talking about ElcomSoft's brand new iOS Toolkit for iOS 15.1 and the current status of CheckRa1n Jailbreak and what it needs in order to get updated.

Compared to iOS 14, iOS 15 comes with an important new feature that makes jailbreaking a bit harder - sealed ROOT FS. Normally, all jailbreaks (except RootlessJB) will attempt to remount the ROOT FS as Read/Write instead of Read-Only so that Cydia and all the necessary jailbreak components be installed. On iOS 15 that's no longer possible without applying a patch first and this affects all devices, new or old, including A12+ devices. More details in the video.

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