If learning more about jailbreaking interests you, especially the methodology involved in achieving one, then we’ve got some good news for you.
CoolStar and tihmstar to give presentation on jailbreaking at TyphoonCon 22
If learning more about jailbreaking interests you, especially the methodology involved in achieving one, then we’ve got some good news for you.
A few days after releasing AltServer v1.5 with support for high-demand features such as multi-device support, AltJIT compilation, and direct app slideloading, among other things, the AltStore team is back at it again this Friday morning with yet another captivating update.
A Virtual Private Network (VPN) adds a middleman between you and the end server in an internet connection, acting as a relay that helps enhance your privacy. It does this by cloaking your real location, and in many cases, encrypting your internet traffic to prevent snoopers from seeing what you’re doing as you browse the web.
Security researcher John Åkerblom took everyone by surprise in April after releasing a kernel exploit for iOS & iPadOS 15.0-15.1.1. Setting this exploit apart from the one initially released by b1n4r1b01 was how it could be adapted to support the latest versions of iOS & iPadOS 14, up to and including 14.8.1.
As a jailbreaker, one of the things you may always find yourself doing is searching for new jailbreak tweaks to make your iPhone or iPad do more than it can out of the box, and that’s why we’re here to help.
AltServer, the program used on macOS and Windows to sideload apps via the AltStore application for iOS & iPadOS, was updated to version 1.5 this Tuesday afternoon with some notable changes.
Since the Home Screen is something that iPhone and iPad users interact with every time they pick up their device to use an app, it would make sense that users may want to customize it a whole lot more than Apple allows out of the box.
Just a couple of months ago, iDB showcased was was previously an upcoming jailbreak tweak dubbed Sydney, which was under development for the purpose of giving jailbreakers the ability to customize their Apple Pay user experience in a plethora of different ways. As of Sunday, however, Sydney is officially available to the masses.
Just last year, SakuRα Development released kok3shi, a semi-untethered jailbreak tool for 64-bit iOS 9.3.2-9.3.5 devices. Over time, this particular jailbreak has received a bevy of tiny updates, but one launched just today appears to be particularly substantial.
The jailbreak community has been festering with creativity as of late, and with that in mind, iDownloadBlog is excited to showcase all the latest jailbreak tweak releases and jailbreak-centric news breaks in one convenient and easy-to-digest piece.
If you’ve been customizing a jailbroken handset at any time during the past year or longer, then chances are you’ll recognize the name of jailbreak tweak developer Ginsu.
Wallpaper selection is one of the most intimate forms of user customization that we get on the iPhone, and while customization options are definitely more expansive on jailbroken handsets, the wallpaper remains an important part of that.