If you decide to go back to an unjailbroken iPhone, just restore your iPhone using iTunes. Don't use the built in "Erase all Content and Settings" feature on your iPhone.
The "Can I Jailbreak my iPhone on iOS X.X.X" Thread
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Bkdodger
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You're welcome.
Bkdodger
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You're welcome.
I was watching a few videos with mods and they look cool ...thanks again
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I also need to learn to jailbreak it. I used to go to this company by my house so that they can do it but they stopped since it is illegal lol
cool guys also
cool guys also
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Any new updates on 9.2.1 ????
Sorry, so far there has been no announcement of a jailbreak for iOS 9.2.1.
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dammit lol.. i swear once it comes out I will not update for a while lol
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Jailbreaking iOS 9.2 and above will prove to be a touch cookie to crack due to all the additional security layers added.
Think of it this way..... The jailbreak code for iOS 9.2.1 sits on a dining room table and all you need to do is grab it. The problem is that there are 2 security companies monitoring the house with every room equipped with motion sensors, video cameras monitored 24/7 by humans, magnetic door and window sensors, foil tape, glass breakage sensors. Outside the entire property is covered with motion lights. There is also a security guard 24/7 inside the house, while a different company security guard is guarding the outside of the house 24/7. There is also off duty police circling the block 24/7 as well. The entire alarm system is backed up with battery backup as well as a natural gas generator that kicks in if the batteries die. With all this security, how does one break in and grab the jailbreak code? It's not going to be easy, but never say never....
What I fear is sooner or later Apple will start using a masked ROM for the boot loader that contains fuse bytes in the ATR (Answer to Reset) code. Firmware could easily detect a jailbreak, and blow a fuse byte in the masked ROM's ATR. When the fuse byte is blown, the ATR will not "answer" properly and the phone will never boot up ever again.
Apple is already bricking iPhones that have had their fingerprint home button replaced by a 3rd party.
Think of it this way..... The jailbreak code for iOS 9.2.1 sits on a dining room table and all you need to do is grab it. The problem is that there are 2 security companies monitoring the house with every room equipped with motion sensors, video cameras monitored 24/7 by humans, magnetic door and window sensors, foil tape, glass breakage sensors. Outside the entire property is covered with motion lights. There is also a security guard 24/7 inside the house, while a different company security guard is guarding the outside of the house 24/7. There is also off duty police circling the block 24/7 as well. The entire alarm system is backed up with battery backup as well as a natural gas generator that kicks in if the batteries die. With all this security, how does one break in and grab the jailbreak code? It's not going to be easy, but never say never....
What I fear is sooner or later Apple will start using a masked ROM for the boot loader that contains fuse bytes in the ATR (Answer to Reset) code. Firmware could easily detect a jailbreak, and blow a fuse byte in the masked ROM's ATR. When the fuse byte is blown, the ATR will not "answer" properly and the phone will never boot up ever again.
Apple is already bricking iPhones that have had their fingerprint home button replaced by a 3rd party.
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Damm that sucks. I appreciate the info none the less though APX700
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Damnit man. After reading your post I don't see why anyone would even consider jailbreaking
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Is there an easy way to get back to a jailbreak-able iOS version or should I just wait for the 9.2.1 jailbreak?
It's not possible to revert to an iOS version that's not signed by Apple. At the moment, iOS 9.2.1 is the only one signed by them. You'll have to wait for the jailbreak. Sorry!
You can't downgrade the iOS version on your iPhone or other iOS device. The only iOS version Apple is currently signing is iOS 9.2.1. You can only install an iOS version if Apple is signing it. If the iOS version you're currently on has no jailbreak, you'll have to wait for one, however long it takes.
Pangu released a jailbreak for iOS 9.1.
For more information, see here:
Pangu Team Releases Jailbreak Tool for iOS 9.1
For more information, see here:
Pangu Team Releases Jailbreak Tool for iOS 9.1
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