Untethered evasi0n7 iOS 7 Jailbreak released

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Apple released iOS 7 in September and despite a lock screen exploit that was quickly closed with a patch, there hasn't been any recent jailbreaks released for the mobile OS. That changed early on Sunday morning when the well know Evad3rs hacker team released their latest version of evasi0n. This new build, called evasi0n7, is supposed to work on all versions of iOS 7 released to date.

The program itself runs on both Windows and Mac and allows users of iPhone, iPad and iPod Touch products to gain deeper access to the OS, mostly to run apps that are not distributed by Apple via official channels. That includes Cydia and apparently the creator of that program, Jay Freeman, was surprised at the sudden release of the jailbreak program, at least according to his Twitter messages:

I thereby have no clue what will or will not work, or even what evasi0n7 includes; I hope that people bear with me as I figure this all out.

— Jay Freeman (saurik) (@saurik) December 22, 2013
As with any jailbreak program, running this software is not recommended for the casual owner of Apple's mobile products. It could affect a device's battery life, security set ups and much more so people who install evasi0n7 do so at their own risk.

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1492Posted:

Stex
Aue
Stex
Aue Personally I don't think jailbreaking a new device is a good idea. Maybe an old one though. Just my opinion


Me either, It was really only good when Hackulo was open, now its pointless?


It's like, it makes your phone slower, and if it gets damaged, whats the point?


Exactly, couldnt agree more! Just drains power too!


I mean maybe if you know how to repair it, but still, on the other side of the arguement, if you get a really nice case i suppose it wouldnt be that bad

iIIuminatiPosted:

Aue
Stex
Aue Personally I don't think jailbreaking a new device is a good idea. Maybe an old one though. Just my opinion


Me either, It was really only good when Hackulo was open, now its pointless?


It's like, it makes your phone slower, and if it gets damaged, whats the point?


Exactly, couldnt agree more! Just drains power too!

1492Posted:

Stex
Aue Personally I don't think jailbreaking a new device is a good idea. Maybe an old one though. Just my opinion


Me either, It was really only good when Hackulo was open, now its pointless?


It's like, it makes your phone slower, and if it gets damaged, whats the point?

iIIuminatiPosted:

Aue Personally I don't think jailbreaking a new device is a good idea. Maybe an old one though. Just my opinion


Me either, It was really only good when Hackulo was open, now its pointless?

1492Posted:

Personally I don't think jailbreaking a new device is a good idea. Maybe an old one though. Just my opinion

KatsumiPosted:

HOF
Katsumi
Agape I'd say update to 7.0.4 then jailbreak and sit. Don't mess with packages yet because some can be harmful to your iDevice at the moment.


You could also just not jailbreak it and wait for a stable IOS7 jailbreak to be released.


Do you have any ideas/timetables of when a stable one will be released.


Not too sure myself. I couldn't see it being too long though

DollPosted:

Stex Jailbreaking was only good when "Installous" Worked, before Hackulo.us was closed!
now it feels stupid!


I stopped doing it when I got my new iPhone 5.

It feels so useless now, makes your phone so slow.

CartierPosted:

This looks awesome! I can't wait to download it!

modernemperorPosted:

when will cydia tweaks work for iphone 5s 64bit

HOFPosted:

Katsumi
Agape I'd say update to 7.0.4 then jailbreak and sit. Don't mess with packages yet because some can be harmful to your iDevice at the moment.


You could also just not jailbreak it and wait for a stable IOS7 jailbreak to be released.


Do you have any ideas/timetables of when a stable one will be released.