In today's video, we're discussing the latest iOS Kernel Vulnerability RELEASE from Google Project Zero / Ian Beer. It's an iOS 14.0, iOS 14.0.1 up to iOS 14.1 #Kernel bug that seems to be usable for jailbreak purposes on pre-A12 devices. The vulnerability PoC was also released by Ian along with the short write-up. Curious to see if Unc0ver Team or Odyssey Team will do anything with it.

Although the vulnerability seems to not work with the A12, A13 or A14 devices, if #Odyssey Team or #Unc0ver Team decide to use it, it may render a good jailbreak for the iPhone X and lower that won't require a computer every time you reboot, like CheckRa1n currently does. The best thing is, there are definitely more vulnerabilities where this one is coming from and now that their deadlines expire, we can finally have them released. Who knows what gem we'll get next.

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~ GeoSn0w

In today's video, we're taking a look at iOS 14.4's Security Changelog to see what iOS vulnerabilities Apple has patched, and which one of those would be useful in order to update either the Odyssey Jailbreak or the Unc0ver Jailbreak for the iOS 14 for A12, A13, and A14 devices. iOS 14.4 is full of patched vulnerabilities, which is pretty good news for those waiting for a jailbreak.

Since iOS 14.4 patches all these good vulnerabilities usable for a jailbreak, it's safe to say that iOS 14.4 is to be avoided if you wanna jailbreak in the near future. iOS 14.3 has just stopped being signed, so, unfortunately, it's no longer possible to downgrade if you already upgraded.

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~ GeoSn0w

In this video, we're discussing the latest news about CheckRa1n Jailbreak for Windows. It's been a long time since the CheckRa1n Team announced that they are going to port the CheckRa1n Jailbreak on Windows, but we finally have some good news! The CheckRa1n Jailbreak supports iOS 14.4, iOS 14.3, iOS 14.2, iOS 14, all the way down to iOS 12 with Cydia and Tweaks working fine.

The Windows version is apparently being worked on intensively, and it seems that the CheckRa1n Team does have a CheckRa1n build for Windows that has the same version as the currently available latest version that is macOS and Linux only, so it seems that they have not lost interest in porting CheckRa1n. We hope CheckRa1n will be released soon for the general public on Windows.

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In today's video, I am going to show you how to keep your iOS 14, iOS 13, and iOS 12 Jailbreak clean and running fast regardless of the device model you have. As you probably know, installing tweaks and themes does create temporary files that do accumulate on the system after a while slowing it down and occupying space. Today I will show you how to fix that and keep your jailbroken iOS device running optimally.

To do this, we're using a tool called iCleaner. It's a jailbreak application you can obtain for free from Cydia's BigBoss repository and it's perfect for keeping the device clean. It can free a lot of space by removing the junk created by various tweaks and apps such as logs, caches, databases, temporary download files, etc. It can also remove downloaded OTA updates which can be pretty huge in sizes (2-3 GB and even more sometimes). A bit of TLC goes a long way to keep your jailbroken device snappy and responsive.

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As Apple has released the iOS 14.4, we now finally have access to the security content of it, which shows two very important vulnerabilities have been patched which are usable for a Jailbreak for iOS 14.3, iOS 14.2, iOS 14.1, and so on, particularly on the A12, A13 and the A14 devices.

The Kernel and the WebKit vulnerabilities addressed by Apple in the iOS 14.4 and iPadOS 14.4 updates seem to be already used in the wild and they seem to be very powerful, to the point where code execution is achieved - this is particularly useful for the Jailbreak community, and with these vulnerabilities now fully patched by Apple, they may soon be released in form of a write-up by a who-knows-what security company. Do NOT update to iOS 14.4 if you wanna jailbreak.

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Hi,

Just jailbroke my iPhone 6+ (iOS 14.3) successfully with Chekra1n. Installed NewTerminal and changed MAC address. Then restarted the device and all was gone!

Please can you help with changing MAC address with jailbroken devices using the above?

Thank you

Hi,
Could I upgrade a Jailbroken iPhone XR with iOS 13 to iOS 14.2 using https://ipsw.me when the Jailbreak for iOS 14.2 released?
Or because Apple stopped signing iOS 14.2 I can't do that?
I mean, can I save the SHSH2 BLOBS for iOS 14.2 with iPhone running a Jailbroken iOS 13?
Another question, I have an Apple account that blocked from FaceTime because of using a Hackintosh, do you recommend to use it on a new iPhone? any disadvantage to that? or should I create a new Apple account?

In today's video, I will show you how to jailbreak your iOS device running iOS 14.4 RC, iOS 14.4 Beta, iOS 14.3, iOS 14.2 all the way through iOS 12.3, using the CheckRa1n Jailbreak. I will also show you in this video how to use the Terminal version of the CheckRa1n. CheckRa1n Jailbreak is free and tweaks and themes work fine. This jailbreak comes with #Cydia by default, but other package managers can be installed.

For the A11 devices, such as iPhone X, iPhone 8, and iPhone 8 Plus, be sure to enable "Skip BPR Check" in the #CheckRa1n settings before jailbreaking so that you can jailbreak iOS 14. Unfortunately, this temporary fix doesn't allow you to set a passcode on the jailbroken device. This is expected to get fixed in the future.

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In today's video, we're discussing the release of iOS 14.4 RC by Apple for the registered developers, and we're also discussing the brand new Unc0ver Substitute 2.0.7 release by the Unc0ver Jailbreak Team which supports iOS 14.3 down to iOS 11.0. The update adds support for cycript injection into backboard daemon. We're also discussing whether you should avoid iOS 14.4 if you wanna jailbreak.

Please do keep in mind that although Unc0ver's Substitute is updated to support iOS 14.3 and lower even on A12, A13, and A14 devices, Unc0ver itself isn't, and cannot be used for jailbreaking iOS 14 yet. The Substitute is the engine #Unc0ver Jailbreak uses to enable tweaks and themes to load and run properly and it's a crucial part of a jailbreak. Seeing it updated for iOS 14 is a good sign, but do not get your hopes too high for now and stay as low as possible, preferably below iOS 14.2 if you wanna jailbreak your iDevice as soon as possible.

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In today's video, I will show you how to get your iOS Jailbreaks, such as Odyssey Jailbreak, Unc0ver Jailbreak, Electra, Phoenix Jailbreak, Meridian and so on, on iOS 13, iOS 12, iOS 11, etc. and how to get ++Apps and Tweaks on iOS 14.3 down to iOS 12 WITHOUT A COMPUTER, using an app called TutuBox.

The app is free and very similar to the well-known AppValley. It has all the iOS Jailbreaks to date that can be installed without a computer and it is currently signed, so if you feel like ditching the computer for a while, you can get your Odyssey, Unc0ver or Pangu Jailbreak signed no PC with TutuBox as we speak. Please use TutuBox reposnibly.

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~ GeoSn0w