First iPhone jailbreak in four years released

Posted 2020-05-26, The Guardian Headlines

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Newly discovered vulnerability allows users to bypass limitations built in by Apple A newly discovered vulnerability in iPhones allows users to bypass Apple’s built-in limitations – known as “jailbreaking” – for the first time in four years. The release of a functional jailbreak for iOS 13.5, the... read full story

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