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checkra1n. Jailbreak for iPhone 5s through iPhone X, iOS 12.0 and up. Get the beta now Preliminary support for iOS 14 - read the announcement Preliminary support for Apple Silicon Macs - read the announcement.
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Fixes A10 and A10X devices crashing when trying to jailbreak...
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Jailbreak for iPhone 5s through iPhone X, iOS 12.0 and up....
- 0.12.3 Beta · Checkra1n
This release is a beta preview and as such should not be...
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22 Σεπ 2021 · At the time of this writing, there isn’t a public jailbreak available for iOS or iPadOS 15. Even the venerable checkra1n jailbreak, which depends on an unpatchable hardware-based bootrom exploit dubbed checkm8, doesn’t work on iOS or iPadOS 15 (yet). This doesn’t mean that Apple has somehow managed to patch checkm8; instead, it simply ...
Fixes A10 and A10X devices crashing when trying to jailbreak on iOS 14.3 or higher; Fixes an issue where some LaunchDaemons were loaded on platforms where they should not have been; Notes. A11 devices on iOS 14.0 and above require removing the passcode and enabling “Skip A11 BPR check” in the options. This is not recommended, but it’s there.
2 Ιουν 2024 · Palera1n jailbreak is built upon checkra1n to extend support to A6-A11 devices running iOS 15 to iOS 17 while facilitating tweak injection. This jailbreak introduces a unique dual capability, empowering users to choose between fakefs-rootful mode and rootless mode during the jailbreaking process.
13 Ιουν 2022 · Option 1: Accept defeat and change CheckRa1n to be Rootless. Option 2: Find a way around the sealed ROOT FS and build a normal CheckRa1n with proper System Partition access. Both options have their upsides and downsides, let’s see.
21 Δεκ 2021 · The power plant behind the checkra1n jailbreak tool is an unpatchable hardware-based bootrom exploit dubbed checkm8 that works on all A7-A11-equipped devices up to and including the iPhone X. Supported firmware versions currently span iOS & iPadOS 12.0-14.8.1.
13 Μαΐ 2022 · The primary difference between the full-fledged jailbreaks we’re all used to and rootless jailbreaks for iOS & iPadOS 15 and later is that users will not have access to the OS/root volume. This means users can no longer install or modify files that exist in this space.
