In today's video, we're discussing a VPN application called Ivacy VPN. We're going to take a look at what it can do, how it works, and how you can use it to stay anonymous and secure online. VPN or Virtual Private Networks essentially hide your IP address from the rest of the internet, so that when you visit a website, instead of knowing exactly where you visit (with unsettling precision nowadays), the website will see a random IP address from a country you chose (or random if you selected Auto-Connect).

VPN Applications can also be useful if certain content isn't accessible in your country but you still wanna pay to get access/watch that. Netflix is a good example. In some countries even if you wanna pay for a subscription you just can't because the service isn't available there. Using a VPN you can emulate an IP address from a country where the service exists, so you can purchase and enjoy a subscription.

Important: Please do check the legality of VPNs in your country before use. In most of the world, they're fine, but your country can have different rules.

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Today we have even more good news for the jailbreak community. It appears that security researcher Justin Sherman has announced they're working on an iOS 14.7 - iOS 14.4 Kernel Exploit which with some adjustments and chaining, will be usable for a jailbreak. The exploit will be released according to Justin.

By itself, it's not particularly useful for jailbreaking because in order to use it we need a special entitlement only WebContent has, however, paired with Linus Henze's one that will be released on October 21, this could be used for a proper jailbreak at least on iOS 14.6 Beta and lower for all devices including iPhone 12.

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In this video, I have good news coming from the Pangu Team, one of the best jailbreak teams in the history of iOS. As it has become a tradition by now, Pangu has managed to jailbreak iPhone 13 on iOS 15 only a month after it was officially released by Apple. Their achievement made them number 1 at the Tianfu Cup and earned them a good stack of cash.

The Pangu Team is well known for their untethered jailbreaks from back in the iOS 9, iOS 8, and iOS 7 days. Nowadays they're doing security research on iOS as well as other platforms, and they do a pretty good job at it. Still, it's less likely this will get released to the general public, so I suggest you stay lower than iOS 15.0, preferably iOS 14.8 or lower.

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Today I have fantastic news for those of you who are waiting for an iOS 14.4 and newer jailbreak. Security researcher pattern-f has achieved a new jailbreak on iPhone 11 using Saar Amar's vulnerability PoC released a few days ago, thus essentially proving that the vulnerability is indeed useful for jailbreak purposes. The vulnerability has been patched in iOS 15.0.2, so this opens a lot of possibilities to the iOS Jailbreak community.

Pattern-F's demo was for iOS 14, but they've used the new vulnerability PoC released by Saar Amar a few days ago. While Saar Amar did not release an exploit, but rather a PoC (Proof of Concept). Pattern-F managed to make their own by the looks of it.

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In today's video, we're discussing an important step you need to take to ensure you will be able to jailbreak/downgrade in the future, and that is saving iOS 15.0's SHSH2 blobs. These blobs (small files) contain the Apple Server response that allows your device to restore to an unsigned version in the future when a jailbreak is out.

iOS 15.0 has long stopped being signed, but for some reason, Apple keeps iOS 15.0 RC (last beta) still signed. You should act quickly and save your blobs while you can because Apple will certainly stop signing this one too as fast as they realize it's still signed. All the other betas of iOS 15.0 and even the RELEASE version are unsigned by now.

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In this video I have good news if you're currently waiting for a jailbreak on iOS 15.0.1 and lower, especially on newer devices like iPhone 11, iPhone XS Max, and so on. Security researcher Saar Amar has released a PoC for a new vulnerability patched on iOS 15.0.2 that was released a few hours ago by Apple. The vulnerability is usable for jailbreak purposes because it's available from the sandbox.

Saar Amar's PoC is detailed and their blog post is also full of important knowledge. With all these, it should be fairly straightforward to build a proper jailbreak exploit for developers.

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In today's video, we're discussing a brand new release in the iOS community. A so-called exploit proof of concept (PoC) by Jonathan Scott for iOS 15.0.1 and lower, for all devices including A12+ ones. We're going to see how useful is it for the jailbreak community, and how big of a security risk it is for the users of these iOS versions.

Remember, iOS 15.0.1 is currently the latest signed iOS version, so a lot of people asked me if this can be used for a jailbreak on iOS 15 or possibly iOS 14.0.

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In today's video, I will talk about the current status of the iOS 14.4 to iOS 15 jailbreak, especially as it pertains to the A12+ devices (iPhone X and Newer), but not only. iOS 15 introduces major changes to the landscape, and with iOS 14.8 finally unsigned, we will have to adapt to the new way of jailbreaking: rootless jailbreaks. In the video, I will explain how a Rootless jailbreak works and what our strategy will be for iOS 15.

iOS 15 introduces the concept of sealed ROOT FS which makes the device impossible to boot if even the smallest modification is detected, which will require restoring. This makes traditional jailbreaks like Unc0ver, Taurine, and even CheckRa1n to not work in their current state on iOS 15 even if a Kernel vuln is released. This will require major changes in the jailbreak code and structure but it's manageable.

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In today's video, we're discussing the LPE exploit release by developer @08Tc3wBB, which was released a few days ago as part of their presentation at Objective by The Sea iOS security conference. The PoC released can be used for jailbreak purposes if chained with another userland exploit, which makes it pretty useful.

According to Coolstar, it's likely that in the event we do get the missing link from the chain, this will work on iPhone 7 and newer and will likely not support very old devices like iPhone 6S. Overall it's pretty good news for the jailbreak community. This vulnerability was patched on iOS 14.6.

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In today's video, I will show you how to use PassFab's unlock tool in order to fix the "iPhone is Disabled" or "iPad is Disabled" error on the lock screen. I will also show you how to remove the forgotten Apple ID from your device if you can't remember your credentials anymore. Do keep in mind that this process will update your device to whatever is the latest version at the time.

Important: This is not an Activation Bypass. You will still need to know the Apple ID and passphrase to activate your phone if you enabled Find My iPhone prior to this. If you do not remember your credentials, please do not follow this video as it may result in your device being stuck on the activation screen. This can be fixed with PassFab if your device is an iPhone X or older, but not on newer devices. This tutorial is provided "as-is" with no guarantees.

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