This guide also doesn't guarantee that you'll even be able to successfully jailbreak your iPhone or iPod - with all of the different tools and iOS versions out there, the whole process is still more art than science. Apple likely won't help you out in this case, and we can't be held responsible for this either. You're doing something with your iPhone that Apple never intended for you to do, so there is definitely a chance something could go wrong during the process and you may end up with a non-working iPhone. Still, jailbreaking can be useful to install and run apps that can't be found on the App Store, or even just as a step toward unlocking your iPhone so you can use it on another carrier.īefore we get started, it's important to note that jailbreaking is not without its risks. However, jailbreaking has become less popular as iOS has evolved and Apple has added many of the features that were previously only available to the jailbreaking community.
There was a time when jailbreaking was almost essential to do any customization of your iPhone, or even to run apps in the background. Although you can continue using the App Store, you can also install other apps from other stores, change the look of the operating system, and plenty more. Jailbreaking your iPhone means freeing it from the limitations imposed by Apple. If you have an older iPad, though, then you’ll still be able to jailbreak older versions of iOS on the iPad - just not any iPad running iPadOS. Please note: As the iPad has moved away from iOS with iPadOS, the following techniques for iOS 14 are unlikely to work on an iPad running iPadOS. However, jailbreaking a device is a complex process, but for the dedicated, it can mean they get more out of their iPhone or iPad Touch. This includes installing third-party apps, customizing the look of the phone's software, or even installing a whole new operating system entirely. As a result, it opens up your device to a number of possibilities beyond what Apple normally permits. Jailbreaking an iPhone or iPod Touch basically involves replacing or modifying key components of Apple's iOS operating system with custom applications.
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