However, despite this recent progress towards a jailbreak, support for jailbroken iOS devices is not nearly as robust as it used to be. Ian Beer, Jonathan Levin, and the community at large will be working diligently to provide users with more control over their devices. With new motivation to fully take advantage of the iOS 11.2.1 jailbreak exploit. With how quick progress has happened after such a long period of downtime, the momentum of these recent successes may propel the jailbreaking community forward. The Future of the iOS JailbreakĪlthough there’s no current news on when this update will roll out, it will likely be sooner rather than later. However, it’s unlikely that it will ever offer support for Cydia or Cydia Substrate.
The main benefit behind the iOS 11.1.2 jailbreak exploit when applied to LiberTV for Apple TV 4 is the ability to run unsigned code and inject libraries. “there will not be another untethered JB in foreseeable future until a major code signing 0-day blows.” However, it was recently revealed in a tweet that any current jailbreak will not be untethered. LiberTV, the Apple TV jailbreak developed by Jonathan Levin, will finally be getting an update to support tvOS 11.x running on the company’s latest hardware. Jailbreaking activity has definitely died down, but the high levels of recent progress from the community - especially from Ian Beer and Jonathan Levin - likely means that we could soon see a full iOS 11 jailbreak released to the public. The iOS 11.1.2 jailbreak exploit was the first major breakthrough for the updated operating system, and it comes on the tail of the development of a sort of “semi-jailbreak” for iOS 10.3.2, Houdini. It has been an extremely productive week when it comes to unlocking the full potential of recent iOS devices.
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