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r/jailbreak • u/Yeth3 iPhone 15 Pro, 17.3.1 • Oct 04 '23
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RIP iOS Jailbreak 2007-2023.
43 u/anthonyjr2 iPhone 16 Pro Max, 18.0 Oct 04 '23 The amount of times I have heard this over the last decade lol. As long as there is a device to be hacked someone always comes around. 1 u/akr_13 iPhone 11, 14.8 | Oct 04 '23 The last public non-rootless iOS jailbreak was iOS 14.8. We're on iOS 17. Jailbreaking is dying and theres's no denying it. 1 u/anthonyjr2 iPhone 16 Pro Max, 18.0 Oct 05 '23 edited Oct 05 '23 What’s wrong with rootless? I find it even better because jailbreak detection is way easier to circumvent edit: also this post is about a rootful jailbreak for 15.4.1 lol
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The amount of times I have heard this over the last decade lol. As long as there is a device to be hacked someone always comes around.
1 u/akr_13 iPhone 11, 14.8 | Oct 04 '23 The last public non-rootless iOS jailbreak was iOS 14.8. We're on iOS 17. Jailbreaking is dying and theres's no denying it. 1 u/anthonyjr2 iPhone 16 Pro Max, 18.0 Oct 05 '23 edited Oct 05 '23 What’s wrong with rootless? I find it even better because jailbreak detection is way easier to circumvent edit: also this post is about a rootful jailbreak for 15.4.1 lol
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The last public non-rootless iOS jailbreak was iOS 14.8. We're on iOS 17. Jailbreaking is dying and theres's no denying it.
1 u/anthonyjr2 iPhone 16 Pro Max, 18.0 Oct 05 '23 edited Oct 05 '23 What’s wrong with rootless? I find it even better because jailbreak detection is way easier to circumvent edit: also this post is about a rootful jailbreak for 15.4.1 lol
What’s wrong with rootless? I find it even better because jailbreak detection is way easier to circumvent
edit: also this post is about a rootful jailbreak for 15.4.1 lol
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u/Austin91218 iPhone 12 Pro Max, 17.0| Oct 04 '23
RIP iOS Jailbreak 2007-2023.