A guide page explaining how to use TotallyNotSpyware, a jailbreak for 64-bit iOS devices on firmware versions 10.0 to 10.3.3. It covers updating certificates and running the jailbreak through Safari. The jailbreak is not persistent, so it must be re-run after every reboot.
Chimera is a jailbreak from the Electra Team for all devices running iOS 12 through 12.5.7. It includes a CoreTrust bypass so binaries do not need re-signing, supports A12 devices, and uses the Sileo package manager. A separate ChimeraTV release supports tvOS 12 to 12.2 and 12.4, with certain version-specific limitations on nonce setting and device support.
Socket is a jailbreak for all 32bit iOS 10 devices. It is installed with a PC by sideloading the IPA file, or without a PC from jailbreaks.app/legacy.html. Zebra is the default package manager. The source code is on GitHub and issues can be reported there.
A guide to installing the Phoenix jailbreak application on 32-bit iOS devices running firmware 9.3.5 or 9.3.6. The jailbreak is not persistent, so the exploit must be re-run after every reboot, and the application usually needs reinstalling from a computer every 7 days. The steps use PlumeImpactor, cover trusting the application, and describe running the exploit.
A guide page explaining the four main types of iOS jailbreaks: untethered, semi-untethered, semi-tethered and tethered. Each type is determined by how independent it is from a computer. The page describes how each type works and notes examples, such as Taurine, Dopamine, palera1n and Pangu9.
A guide to installing sockH3lix, a jailbreak for most 64-bit iOS devices on firmware 10.0 through 10.3.3, also compatible with the iPhone 5 on 10.3.3 and 10.3.4. It is not compatible with A10 devices. The jailbreak is not persistent, so the exploit must be re-run after every reboot.
Pangu7 is a jailbreak tool for every iOS device on firmware 7.1 through 7.1.2. It is untethered, so it persists after reboot unless the device is erased. Installation requires a Windows XP or newer computer or a Mac running OS X 10.9 Mavericks to macOS 10.14 Mojave. The guide also covers updating certificates and fixing bootloops.
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Chimera is a jailbreak from the Electra Team for all devices running iOS 12 through 12.5.7. It includes a CoreTrust bypass so binaries do not need re-signing, supports A12 devices, and uses the Sileo package manager. A separate ChimeraTV release supports tvOS 12 to 12.2 and 12.4, with certain version-specific limitations on nonce setting and device support.
Socket is a jailbreak for all 32bit iOS 10 devices. It is installed with a PC by sideloading the IPA file, or without a PC from jailbreaks.app/legacy.html. Zebra is the default package manager. The source code is on GitHub and issues can be reported there.
A guide to installing the Phoenix jailbreak application on 32-bit iOS devices running firmware 9.3.5 or 9.3.6. The jailbreak is not persistent, so the exploit must be re-run after every reboot, and the application usually needs reinstalling from a computer every 7 days. The steps use PlumeImpactor, cover trusting the application, and describe running the exploit.
A guide page explaining the four main types of iOS jailbreaks: untethered, semi-untethered, semi-tethered and tethered. Each type is determined by how independent it is from a computer. The page describes how each type works and notes examples, such as Taurine, Dopamine, palera1n and Pangu9.
A guide to installing sockH3lix, a jailbreak for most 64-bit iOS devices on firmware 10.0 through 10.3.3, also compatible with the iPhone 5 on 10.3.3 and 10.3.4. It is not compatible with A10 devices. The jailbreak is not persistent, so the exploit must be re-run after every reboot.
Pangu7 is a jailbreak tool for every iOS device on firmware 7.1 through 7.1.2. It is untethered, so it persists after reboot unless the device is erased. Installation requires a Windows XP or newer computer or a Mac running OS X 10.9 Mavericks to macOS 10.14 Mojave. The guide also covers updating certificates and fixing bootloops.
