Hi,

I'm new to Jailbreaking and been wondering for a week now on how to downgrade my 6th gen ipad on iOS 14 to whatever stable iOS is. 
I've been searching around on internet but seems like none method jailbreak is working properly. 
I'm just scared to follow their tutorials and somehow damage my ipad and i won't know how to bring it back. 

Could anyone help me ? I don't understand about this at all. Where should I start ?

Following yesterday's pretty sad news, today we have some great news about the future of the iOS 14.0 and iOS 14.0.1 Jailbreak on A12 and A13 devices, but not only. I talked with the people at ABC Research. As you remember, they were the first to jailbreak iOS 14.0 Beta. It looks like we might get their exploit once it gets patched by Apple.

They will send me more details about the exploit, what it can do and what we can use it for, but in private DMs with me, they have confirmed they are going to provide the full details about their exploit once Apple patches it. We don't know when exactly will that be, but at least we'll get something. Still, I highly recommend staying on iOS 13.7 and lower for now.

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~ GeoSn0w

Today I have pretty sad news for the jailbreak community on iOS 14, iOS 14.0.1, and iOS 13.7 and the most recent versions, as one of the biggest iOS exploit developers who used to release a lot of great jailbreak components that were used in Unc0ver, Chimera, and other such jailbreak during the years is departing the community. This is a very bad day for the iOS Jailbreak community and we'll have consequences in the form of longer waiting times for new jailbreaks.

Brandon Azad has announced a few hours ago his departure from Google Project Zero, and thus from any public exploit releases for iOS / Apple devices, as they are joining Apple next week to work on the security of Apple's devices. This is very good news for Brandon and we're very happy for their achievement, but it's bittersweet happiness because Apple now has the advantage of having one of the best security researchers that used to help our community. A lot will change. iOS Security will improve in the coming months thanks to Brandon and this will make our life much harder. Do not update to iOS 14 and be prepared.

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Today we're discussing the latest developments and news about iOS 14.0.1, iOS 14.0, and iOS 13.7 all the way down to iOS 13.5.1 Jailbreak. We, unfortunately have some bad news for iOS 14, and in this video, I will explain which iOS version is better and why. Today's events impact notably the jailbreak community and staying on the right version is crucial, especially on A12 and A13 devices.

While Unc0ver jailbreak will soon get a new tfp0-enabled exploit to be updated for iOS 13.7 and lower, iOS 14 remains in a particularly bad spot right now, especially since today Apple stopped signing iOS 14.0 altogether, making downgrades impossible. We're also discussing what is App Attest introduced by Apple in iOS 14 and how it will impact iOS Cydia Tweaks.

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In today's video, I will show you how to fix most iOS Jailbreak issues with Cydia or the jailbreak in general on CheckRa1n, iOS 14.0.1, iOS 14.0, iOS 13.7, iOS 13.6.1, iOS 13.6, and so on all the way down to iOS 12. Errors like DPKG_LOCKED in Cydia can easily be fixed by following this video. This can also fix the issue if you jailbroke with both Unc0ver and CheckRa1n and you're having issues installing tweaks.

Please do keep in mind that this method does remove your installed tweaks, so make sure you have a backup of their names available for later. The method involves uninstalling the jailbreak completely and bringing the device to a clean unjailbroken state so you can re-jailbreak it from scratch.

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~ GeoSn0w

I can't make calls after jailbreaking iphone 8 with ios version 12.1.3 What tweak do i need to install to get this to work? Phone is activation locked by i bypassed it. I'm new to all this jailbreaking stuff please help.

In today's video, we're discussing some brand new developments in the iOS jailbreak community. The #FreeTheSandbox movement has announced just hours ago their intention to release a brand new iOS 13.7 and lower Jailbreak and a new Jailbreak Team. The jailbreak is likely to work with A12 and A13 devices too.

As far as I know, the #FreeTheSandbox initiative was started by ZecOps, a security-focused company with interests in iOS security. They have found a large number of iOS bugs and vulnerabilities before, including the dreaded Mail bug from iOS 13.4.x and older a few months ago. It's interesting to see them wanna form a brand new jailbreak team and drop a new jailbreak soon.

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~ GeoSn0w

As you are probably aware, the Unc0ver Jailbreak and the Odyssey Jailbreak come in the .IPA format which requires you to sign it using a computer and an Apple Developer account before you can side-load it to your device. This is inconvenient and requires a computer which not everyone has. AppValley's VIP option which is powered by Signulous nowadays is pretty amazing, requires no computer and if it gets revoked it signs itself back right away without your intervention.

This puts the AppValley VIP head and shoulders above the free AppValley version which gets a lot of revokes and once revoked, you have to wait days and weeks for apps to be re-signed. The VIP AppValley is indeed a paid service, but it's of much better quality. The service is $25 per year, but compared to an Apple Developer account which is $100 and requires a computer, this is quite ok in my opinion.

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~ GeoSn0w

In today's video, we're discussing the latest iOS 14.0, iOS 13.7, iOS 13.6.1, iOS 13.6, and iOS 13.5.1 JAILBREAK updates for A12 and A13 devices. I have talked once again with developer @08Tc3wBB and learned new things related to iOS 14 support about their upcoming exploit. Also, a brand new RCE exploit was released by @DanyL931 and @pimskeks which supports iOS 13.7 and lower.

As it turns out, the exploit, although patched in iOS 14.0, may STILL be updatable for iOS 14.0. Only one important component was patched in iOS 14.0, not the whole thing. I have asked @08Tc3wBB via private DMs whether the exploit can have that broken/patched component replaced to make it work on iOS 14.0 and the answer was indeed surprising. Note that this video applies mostly for iPhone XS, iPhone Xs Plus, iPhone 11, SE 2020, etc, but it's not limited to them. Older ones are indeed included.

As I discovered when I contacted @@08Tc3wBB, they are going to release an exploit that will allow Unc0ver Jailbreak to be updated for sure, for iOS 13.7 and lower. As for iOS 14, if the broken component can be replaced, we might make it work there too.

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~ GeoSn0w

In this tutorial, I will show you how to jailbreak iOS 14.0.1 and iOS 14.0 with CheckRa1n on certain devices, such as the iPhone SE, iPhone 6S, iPhone 6S Plus, iPad 5th generation, etc. For this, we'll use a classic jailbreak tool called #CheckRa1n which was recently updated to support iOS 14.0. Although iOS 14.0.1 is not officially supported, it can be jailbroken with CheckRa1n by turning the Untested iOS support on.

After jailbreaking your device with CheckRa1n, you can install Cydia from the CheckRa1n Launcher. If you prefer a different package manager, you can install Zebra and other such package managers from Cydia later. Right now the iOS 14 and iOS 14.0.1 support is limited to A8 to A9X devices, with more devices coming soon such as iPhone 7, iPhone 7 Plus, etc. The support for iPhone X and iPhone 8 / 8 Plus may take a longer time as the team encountered issues there caused by SEP hardening.

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~ GeoSn0w