APP CRASHING ISSUE RESOLVED WITH NEW CYDIA UPDATE

Cydia, the default package manager installed alongside the checkra1n and unc0ver jailbreak tools, received a minor update last night that brought it up to version 1.1.32.

Checkra1n co-developer Sam Bingner broke the news about the update on /r/jailbreak, noting that this release is officially no longer marked a beta since the update fixed the last known issue with the app.

APP CASHING ISSUE RESOLVE WITH NEW CYDIA UPDATE 

From what we can gather, Cydia v1.1.32 resolves a crash that could happen when opening the app if there was a corruption in the metadata.cb0 file. With the crashing issue now resolved, users should find Cydia to be substantially more stable than before.

Sounds good, at least in theory, however.

A small number of users commenting beneath the post reported how they were still experiencing Cydia crashes. It remains to be seen, however, if this is being caused by third-party extensions, the use of third-party package managers, or modified system files.

If you’re using either the checkra1n or unc0ver jailbreak and have Cydia installed on your device, then it’s recommended that you install this update at your earliest convenience to take advantage of the latest bug fixes and improvements. The Cydia app may crash and be slower to reload on first launch after installation, however this is considered normal.

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How to use evasi0n7 for Jailbreak iOS 7

This jailbreak tool called evasi0n7 it allows easily jailbreak iOS 7 which includes iOS 7.0.1, iOS 7.0.2, iOS 7.0.3, iOS 7.0.4, iOS 7.0.5 and iOS 7.0.6. tool released by the evad3rs.

We guide to you jailbreak iOS 7 using Windows and Mac operating systems,  so we’ve created an easy-to-follow tutorial to show you how.

likewise this jailbreak is only compatible with idevices iPhone, iPod touch, iPad and iPad mini models running iOS 7.0 - 7.0.6 Also, you’ll want to make sure that you backup your device using iCloud or iTunes. And for those of you who have updated via OTA, you’ll want to back it up in iTunes and do a full restore before applying evasi0n7.

let's start jailbreak iOS 7,

1. Now download evasi0n7 Windows or Mac

2. Please disable the lock passcode of your iOS device before using evasi0n. It can        cause issues., go to Settings > General > Passcode Lock > and choose Turn                Passcode Off.

3. Avoid all iOS and iTunes related tasks until evasi0n is complete.

4. Plug in your i device to your PC.

5. You should see a message on the tool that it has detected your device, and the       Jailbreak button should become clickable.

6. To begin the jailbreak process, click that button.

7. Finally, you will be asked to tap the evasi0n7 icon on your device's home screen,              which completes the process.

8. you’ll be taken to your Lock screen. From there, you can Slide to unlock your          device and where you’ll find the Cydia icon on your Home screen’s second               page.

Requirements for jailbreak iOS 7:

•       A computer, running Windows (XP minimum),  Mac OS X (10.7 minimum)

•       iTunes installed if you're running Windows

•       An iPhone, iPad or iPod running iOS 7.0 through 7.0.6

•       A USB cable to connect the device to the computer

•       it will get 10 minite

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Jailbreak IOS 6 to 6.1.2 with using evasi0n 1.4

Jailbreak solution released by evasi0n 1.4 for your ios 6 to 6.1.2. we’ve got the details on how to use it to jailbreak your iDevice of choice. Although iOS 6.1.2 doesn’t bring any new features to the table, there is a bug fix that makes the upgrade worth it. now below instruction provide step by step how to do it.

with the evasi0n 1.4 this tutorial you can use mac, linux and windows too

Okay, let’s get started!

Be sure that your device’s passcode lock is disabled. The passcode lock can interfere with the jailbreak process. Also, make sure that when you upgraded to iOS 6.1.2, it was done, not via an OTA update, but via an iTunes update. While it’s possible that it will work, OTA updates have caused known problems in the past with regard to jailbreaks, it’s best to just play it safe.

Step 1: Download evasi0n 1.4. The downloads are available for Mac, Windows, or Linux.

Step 2: Save the evasi0n app to your desktop, and run it.

Step 3: Connect your iOS device to evasi0n, and ensure that evasi0n detects your device. Evasi0n should work with any iOS 6 firmware from iOS 6.0 to iOS 6.1.2. In this case, you will be using iOS 6.1.2.

Step 4: Click the jailbreak button, and the jailbreak process will begin. Be patient, as this takes a while. You will notice your device reboot several times throughout the entire process. The main thing is just to be patient.

Step 5: Eventually, evasi0n will ask you to unlock your device, and tap the Jailbreak icon on your Home screen once. Follow these instructions, ensuring that you tap the icon only one time, and then leave the device alone and let it continue.

Step 6: The evasi0n app will complete its course, and you will be able to click the Exit button. The iOS device, however, still needs to finish up a few additional steps, so again, be patient and don’t touch your device.

Step 7: Eventually, the jailbreak will finish, and you can unlock your iOS device, and open the Cydia app on your Home screen. Cydia will need to initialize, which takes about 1 to 2 minutes. After the initialization is complete, the device will respring again.

Step 8: Reopen Cydia, select Hacker, and begin enjoying your newly jailbroken iOS device.

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What is jailbreak..?

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Jailbreaking is the process of changing Apple's operating systems to remove limitations and give the user more control over the device. These changes usually allow unsigned code to run as well as read and write to the root file system, both of which are usually blocked by Apple.

The enhanced privileges allow users with partition components to install customizations and unsolved applications. Jailbreaking is most popular on, and most associated with, Apple’s mobile operating system iOS, though it also exists on tvOS and watchOS.

 Generally, Jailbreak adds an unofficial app installer to your device, allowing you to download third-party apps, modifications, and extensions that are not available through the App Store. These packages unlock endless possibilities to do things that an iOS device could never do without a jailbreak on your iOS device.

The most popular and biggest of these app installers is called Cydia. Cydia customizes the look, feel, behavior and capabilities of your device in a variety of ways, bypassing the limitations set by Apple and carriers, allowing you to remotely connect to other devices and generally restore your iOS experience.

Finally Jailbreaking is the release of your Apple devices to allow you to use paid products any way you want.

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Basically, Cydia is a third-party application installer which is similar to the App Store and developed for the jailbroken iOS iDevices. Just think of Apple's official App Store, this is the same as the App Store that means you can download apps, games from the Cydia downloader.

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Now available Checkra1n jailbreak tool v0.9.8.2

Checkra1n jailbreak tool v0.9.8.2

This is the paltry update for The checkra1n jailbreak tool has received a minor version bump with in an unannounced

According to checkra1n team’s official website checkm8 bootrom exploit-based jailbreak tool v0.9.8.2 is the latest one, now checkra1n improved their Fix architecture mismatch for devhelper builds and Bumping maximum device tree size to 256KiB for Project Sandcastle.

v0.9.8.2 provide best experience for Project Sandcastle and a lone bug fix for developers as matter of fact this is not surprising for provide update publicly. 

If you have experience  checkra1n v0.9.8.1 then you will feel compelled to upgrade to the latest release. Our recommendation is keep your software up to date and so you may want to download the latest version of checkra1n from the official website so  you’re prepared for the next time you reboot your iOS device and find yourself needing to re-run the jailbreak.

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