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Untethered iOS 6.1.3 – iOS 6.1.5 Jailbreak Official Video

The one's whom are waiting for the untethered jailbreak for the iOS 6.1.3 - iOS 6.1.5, this might be something for you.



iH8sn0w and the winocm had tweeted out a video that shows off an untethered jailbroken iPod touch 5G that is running on the iOS 6.1.3 .


This video shows Cydia which is running on the iPod touch 5G and used the jailbreak tweak SB settings in changing the brightness and Prompt - an SSH client to connect as a root. Here they also restarted then jailbroken iPod touch to show that the jailbreak is an untethered version.

As per iH8sn0w, has clarified that the untethered jailbreak works on the iOS 6.1.3 - 6.1.5, and should also be working on all the compatible devices except for the Apple TV 3. Previously they said that the priority for the untethered Jailbreak for the A5+ devices had been lowered, as the vulnerabilities that they had planned to use for the Jailbreak are still working for the iOS 7 and now they are preserving them as this might be useful in developing the iOS 7 Jailbreak rather than by exposing them by releasing the untethred version of Jailbreak for A5+ devices. Presently it is possible to tether the jailbreak only for iPhone 3GS, iPhone 4 and iPod touch which is running on iOS 6.1.3

As per the previous tweets that they said that the ETA for the release for the Jailbreak has not been released. As said before the ETA is before 2014. Being months, the release for the untethered iOS 6.1.3 - 6.1.5 jailbreak before the iOS 7 jalbreak being released.

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