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How to Jailbreak iPad Air, Retina iPad mini, iPad 4, iPad 3, iPad 2, iPad mini 1 running on iOS 7 - iOS 7.0.5 using evasi0n7

The most eagerly waited jailbreak for the iOS 7 - iOS 7.0.5 has being released by the team evad3rs. So if you need to some few steps in how to do all these in some simple steps, so if your iPad is running on iOS 7 - iOS 7.0.5 follow these steps for jailbreak your device using your Mac or Windows machines.


Something important to be kept in mind before you proceed.

evais0n performs an untethered jailbreak.

Please read the remaining article if you are here to jailbreak your iPad or else looking for the iPhone jailbreak then Read : [ How to Jailbreak iPhone running on iOS 7 - iOS 7.0.5 using evasi0n7 ]

evais0n supports the iPad versions : iPad Air, Retina iPad mini, iPad 4, iPad 3, iPad 2, iPad mini 1.

Ensure you are here with an fully updated version of iTunes.

Ensure a safe backup of your iPad on your iTunes or iCloud before you proceed.

evasi0n is compatible for iOS 7, iOS 7.0.1, iOS 7.0.2, iOs 7.0.3, iOS 7.0.4 and iOS 7.0.5 (Settings -> General -> About – Version)

Caution : Jailbreaking your iPad may void your warranty.

You may find some malfunctions, please don't panic as evad3rs will release the initial bug fixed versions for the initial bugs.

This version of jailbreak supports both iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch 5G.

Follow these steps to get started.

Step 1 : Download a latest version of the evasi0n Jailbreak, from here ( Official ) and save in a folder after naming it "evasi0n" right on to your desktop.

Step 2 : Now just double click the downloaded file and just extract the application on to the evasi0n folded created. Now just navigate on to the evasi0n application and launch it.

For windows users, Please note that you need to launch the application as an Administrator. For that just right click on the evasi0n.exe and select as "Run as Administrator" option.

Step 3 : One you have launched the application, now you u will be requested to connect your iPhone.

Step 4 : Disable the pass code if present as it may fail your jailbreak process. 

(Settings -> General -> Pass code Lock On -> Turn Pass code Off)

Step 5 : Once you have disabled the pass code if any, now connect your iPad to your computer. 



Now automatically the evasi0n will show your detected iPad and as a part mentions about your iOS firmware currently running on it. All you need to do now is to just click on the Jailbreak button.

Step 6 : Once you have clicked on the Jailbreak button, the application tool will show a progress update on the various stages of the jailbreak process including

Retrieving remote package
Uploading jailbreak data
Injecting evasion app (1/2)
Injecting evasion app (2/2)
Configuring system (1/2)
Configuring system (2/2)
Rebooting device

While the jalbreaking process is running, don't start/use the iTunes or Xcode.

Step 7 : Now your iPad will get rebooted, you will be getting a message informing you that to unlock your iPad. Now don't close the evasi0n application.


Step 8 : Now unlock your iPhone and tap on the evasi0n7 app.



Step 9 : Now when you opened the evasi0n app you screen will go white and reboot again.

Step 10 : Now you are almost there with the final touch up of your jailbreak until you are done with the rest of the steps on your iPhone. Once the iPad get restarted, you will be on with a large evasi0n logo including messages about your status of the jailbreak process like :

Reading kernel
Calculating offsets
Setting up packages
Setting up Cydia
Continuing with boot

Step 11 : Once rebooted, you are done. To find if you are successfully jalbroken, you can find a Cydia icon on your home screen. Please note that this might not be found on the first screen so please search over to locate it.

This all about the steps.

Important Note: If you get stuck over the process in the middle, its recommended to restart the process or hardware resetting your iPad (if needed just holding down the hold and home button until t shutdown) and rerun the whole process again. And if you have updated to iOS 7.x using the OTA option or even using the iTunes, having problem jailbreaking your iOS device using evasi0n, then just restore your iPhone fully using iTunes and then try again to jailbreak. 

Some issues with the Jailbreak apps and tweaks relying on MobileSubstrate may find some issues with the evasi0n7 running on iOS 7, you may please proceed with caution : Read more about [JAILBREAK APPS AND TWEAKS RELYING ON MOBILESUBSTRATE MAY HAVE ISSUES WITH EVASI0N7 ON IOS 7]

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