It appears that a tfp0 exploit for iOS 12 could be released in the near future, but what does this mean for the potential jailbreakability of Apple’s latest mobile operating system?
There doesn’t seem to be any normal workaround for this unexpected situation. We’ll just need to wait until iOS 12.1.3 exits beta and officially releases for all users.
The unc0ver jailbreak tool received a small revision on Monday shortly after the v2.1.0 public release. Learn what’s new inside.
Saurik has updated Cydia Substrate again to help prevent ‘freezing’ and ‘respringing’ problems on iOS 11.
Saurik has acknowledged a widespread freezing bug with the latest version of Cydia Substrate for iOS 11, and was able to reproduce it. A fix should come some time this week.
The Electra jailbreak tool has been updated again to resolve an issue on iOS 11.0-11.1.2. Learn how to upgrade inside.
iOS 12.1.2 has broken some core features for hundreds of affected users, including basic smartphone functions like using cellular phone calls and making and receiving texts.
In what can be chalked up to an unintended but annoying bug, Instagram 75.0 for iOS has dropped support for Apple’s new iPhone XR and iPhone XS Max resolutions.
A minor update, iOS 12.1.2 fixes issues with eSIM activation and cellular connectivity that were originally reported by Apple’s customers in Turkey.
The now-fixed bug did not impact photos privately shared through Messenger but those that were uploaded but not shared could have winded up with app developers.
Saurik disabled purchases in the Cydia Store on Thursday in an effort to protect users from a bug that could result in arbitrary PayPal purchases. You can still buy jailbreak tweaks from third-party repositories, however.
A security researcher by the name of Jann Horn has published notes describing a privilege escalation bug for iOS 12.1 and earlier. Will the jailbreak community be able to use it?