iOS 14 has just been released

Apple at WWDC 2020 event on June 22, officially announced the new operating system iOS 14 and iPadOS 14 for iPhone, iPad and iPod touch devices. The new version of iOS will support all devices running on iOS 13, that is, devices from iPhone 6s and iPad Air 2 and above will be supported to update to the new iOS 14.

Shortly after the WWDC 2020 event, users were able to update to iOS 14 Public Beta version leaked through a configuration file. And just a day later, the Twitter account of the developer team Checkra1n posted a post announcing that they were able to successfully crack the latest iOS 14, accompanied by a screenshot.

In the screenshot shared by the Checkra1n team, we can see the iOS 14 App Library interface, accompanied by a folder containing the Cydia application, a familiar application for any iFan who likes to scratch the bar. jailbreak the device. This means that iOS 14 (at least Public Beta 1) has been successfully cracked.

In fact, the Checkra1n jailbreak tool uses a flaw that Apple cannot patch in the bootrom of devices from iPhone 4s to iPhone X. With this flaw, no matter how many versions of iOS Apple releases. nor can hackers jailbreak the computer. Therefore, the fact that iOS 14 has been successfully cracked is not surprising to many users, of course, the unlocking will be limited on devices running Apple A5 chips to A11.

The iOS version 13.5.1, previously released by Apple, patched the tfp0 flaw that was unc0ver exploited by hackers to crack iPhone devices running iOS 13. Unlike Checkra1n, the unc0ver tool does not exploit the bootrom vulnerability to jailbreak machine, so devices from iPhone Xs and above can be jailbroken with this tool.

At the moment, the Checkra1n hacker group does not announce iOS 14 unlocking tools for iPhone X and below devices, most likely they are waiting until Apple officially releases this iOS version to buy it. launching jailbreak tool. If you want deep customization into your iPhone / iPad device, downgrade to iOS 13.