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evasi0n7 : iOS 7 – iOS 7.0.4 Jailbreak for iPhone, iPad and iPod touch released

Surprisingly, the team evad3rs released the evais0n jailbreak for iPhone, iPod touch and the iPad. evais0n being an untethered version of jailbreak for the devices which are running on the iOS 7.0 through iOS 7.0.4, which is available for Mac and Windows, and is untethered.



These are the requirements posted on the evasi0n website for the jailbreak :


All you needed is 5 minuted of your time!

A machine running on Windows (XP Minimum), Linux (x84 / x86_64) or Mac OS X (10.6 Minimum) with iTunes installed if you are on the Windows platform.

An iPhone, iPad or iPod which is currently running on iOS 7.0 - iOS 7.0.4 (Check : Settings / General / About :: Version)

USB device cable for the device machine connection.

Official Tweets :

About evasi0n7 :

This version is an untethered jailbreak which supports iOS 7, iOS 7.0.1, iOS 7.0.2, iOS 7.0.3, iOS 7.0.4 .

Compatible with iOS 7.x.x : Devices

iPhone 5S, iPhone 5C, iPhone 5, iPhone 4S, iPhone 4

iPad Air, iPad 4, iPad 3, iPad 2.

Retina iPad mini, iPad mini

iPod touch 5G

Download files :

Mac OS X : mega, box.com
Windows : mega, box.com

Still need more ? Vist - the evasi0n Official website.

Updates : 1

Please proceed with caution as the jailbreak apps and tweaks relying on the MobileSubstrate may have issues with the evasi0n7 on the iOS 7 and please install the tweaks that says the support for the iOS 7.

Update : 2

Follow this if you are having any trouble in jailbreaking your iOS device with the evasi0n.

Update : 3

Follow the steps on [How to jailbreak your device using evasi0n7]

iPhone 5s / 5C / 5 / 4S / 4 / 3GS

iPad Air, iPad mini 1, Retina iPad mini, iPad 4, iPad 3, iPad 2

Update : 4

List of the jailbreak apps and tweaks compatible with the iOS 7 presently.

Update : 5

Problems under the jailbreak

>> Fix the Apple logo stuck error!

>> Endless reboots / evais0n jailbreak problems.

Update : 6

evad3rs released the evasi0n7 1.0.1 for removing the controversial TaiG App from the store of the package.

Update : 7

evad3rs released the evas0n7 1.0.2 on beta for the boot loop bug that was reported by the iPad 2 users.

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