The device will work fine as an unjailbroken device after each reboot, until re-jailbroken. The jailbreak is semi-tethered, which means it requires a computer to re-jailbreak after every reboot. Odyssey is semi-untethered and does not need a computer to re-jailbreak after a device reboot.ĭevices with an A8-A11 chip which can run iOS or iPadOS 13, such as the iPad mini 4, iPad Air 2, iPad 5-7, iPod touch 7, iPhone 7(+), and more, also have the option to jailbreak with checkra1n. Jailbreak now with Odyssey for iOS & iPadOS 13.0-13.7. Save blobs with TSS Saver for current and all future firmwares. There are jailbreaks for your firmware! If you’re already on iOS or iPadOS 13.5.1-13.7, stay there. Do not update, turn off automatic updates on your device and block updates. All future firmwares released for these devices will also be supported automatically for the rest of their lifespan.
Devices with an A8-A10 chip which can run iOS or iPadOS 14, such as the iPad mini 4, iPad Air 2, iPad 5-7, iPod touch 7, iPhone 7(+), and more, can jailbreak now without the issues mentioned above for A11. The jailbreak is semi-tethered, which means it requires a computer to re-jailbreak after every reboot. The device will work as an unjailbroken device (without a passcode) after each reboot, until re-jailbroken.Ī8-A10 (iPhone 6s(+) – iPhone 7(+)) (RECOMMENDED) The jailbreak is also semi-tethered, which means it requires a computer to re-jailbreak after every reboot. Other users should follow the advice above for A12(+). This obstacle may be removed in future, but for now, this is only recommended for development devices which are kept in a secure location, with no user information stored on them.
Your device will not be able to set a passcode afterwards, which is a major security risk. You can technically jailbreak with checkra1n, however support is not finalised. Start saving blobs with TSS Saver for current and all future firmwares.Ī11 (iPhone X and iPhone 8(+)) (NOT RECOMMENDED) Once on the lowest firmware possible, turn off automatic updates on your device, block updates, and wait on your current firmware for a tool. Check which firmwares are currently signed, download the IPSW for the oldest signed one, and then restore your device with it in iTunes. Older firmwares have more public bugs and are likely to receive a jailbreak sooner than newer firmwares. To have the best chance of a future jailbreak, we recommend downgrading to the lowest firmware which is currently signed. The current iOS and iPadOS jailbreaks support up to A11 chip devices only, but there are good signs for an iOS/iPadOS 14.0-14.3 jailbreak for all devices in the future. You’re out of luck for now, though perhaps not for long. For much older firmwares, check out our more general introduction to jailbreaking. I only give what I consider to be the best and most cautious advice based on the current reliable information available. I take no responsibility for events outside my control. If a jailbreak is released tomorrow or some other event occurs, some of this advice may become temporarily incorrect. Remember, all these are recommendations based on current information. A quick internet search will give you those details. You may need to know whether your device is 64-bit or 32-bit, as well as what generation chip your device has (e.g. Simply go to the section for the firmware version that you currently have on your device, and find the sub-section that refers to your device type and situation. We’ll be keeping this guide updated to reflect new releases, jailbreaks, and downgrade tools. Please read the conclusion too, for additional tips which apply to all jailbreakers. In this article, we’ll go through what we consider the smartest options for each device and firmware version, so that you can make an informed decision. Should they stick with their jailbroken firmware or upgrade? If they’re already without a jailbreak, which firmware version do they need to be on to make sure they get one? What do they need to do to be able to upgrade from a lower jailbroken firmware? With Apple’s ever-turning signing machine, jailbreakers are forever wondering what the best strategy is for their device.
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