Now that nitoTV has been released Apple TV jailbreaking is more powerful than it’s ever been. And with tvOS 10.2.2 still being signed, Apple TV 4 users can downgrade, jailbreak with greeng0blin, and experience it now. But should you?
It’s finally here! nitoTV, the “Cydia of Apple TV”, has just had its initial release. With a wide range of firmwares supported and a stable experience, it seems the tvOS jailbreak revolution has begun.
Now that the g0blin jailbreak for 64-bit devices on iOS 10.3.x has reached release candidate status, we’ve put together a quick hands-on to show you how to use it and how it runs.
A lot has happened in the last couple of months, with a proliferation of tools unlike anything we’ve seen before. It can be hard to stay on top of the current situation and to discern the important differences between the offerings, so we’ve rounded it all up for you.
In a busy jailbreaking season, Christmas Day saw the release of LiberTV for tvOS 11. Good for firmwares up to and including tvOS 11.1, the new tool is available to download now.
One day after releasing his tvOS 11 jailbreak LiberTV, developer Jonathan Levin continues his streak by releasing its iOS companion, LiberiOS, for firmwares up to and including iOS 11.1.2.
It’s called h3lix, and it’s better than a stocking full of coal. Developer tihmstar has released a 32-bit jailbreak for iOS 10.x, ensuring our legacy devices are set for life.
Sometimes you need to view hidden files on your computer, but normally only briefly. Don’t bother with the command line, use this simple toggle method instead.
The individual jailbreak developments for iOS 10 and 11 can get confusing as they come in one at a time, so we go through what all the current pieces are, and what they add up to.
Thanks to Siguza’s new v0rtex exploit, the iOS 10.2.1 Saïgon jailbreak has seen a major update. Now at Beta 3, it has widened its device support, and enjoys far better stability and success rate.
The clock is ticking on signing for iOS 11.1.1/11.1.2 and tvOS 11.0/11.1, so the pressure is on to save blobs for those firmwares, as well as to possibly restore to them. This doesn’t apply to everyone though, so check out our advice on the topic!
Update: tvOS 11.1 and iOS 11.1.2 are now unsigned. DO NOT ATTEMPT TO RESTORE TO THEM!
This is a simple, stable, and foolproof way of stopping iOS from updating. It not only prevents the update itself, but also the downloading of the update in the background, and the endless pop-ups too.
