Luca Todesco has released a jailbreak for iOS 10.1.1. This is the first released jailbreak for the iPhone 7. The 'yalu' jailbreak builds on work done by Ian Beer.
In its current state the jailbreak is considered super beta and Todesco warns that it could mess up your device and require it be restored.
this is likely (nah not really but pretend it is) to fuck your device up forcing you to restore, so better safe than sorry. wait for stable release
The jailbreak currently supports the iPhone 7 on iOS 10.1.1 but it appears to support the iPhone 6s and iPad Pro on any 10.x firmware.
"First beta will only support iPhone 7 on 10.1(.1), iPhone 6s and iPad Pro on any iOS 10 fw. Support for more devices will be added at a later date. The vuln used on 7 is fixed on 10.2, pre-7 is a full KPP bypass which I consider hard to fix, and is 0day."
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I have an iPhone 7 on iOS 10.1.1 I have been waiting for a stable release jailbreak, however monitoring qwertyoruiop's twitter it appears he isn't going to release anything else. Which version of the Yalu should I use? Beta 4 shows it broken, does beta 3 have the mobile substrate to install third party application and tweaks?
Hey, I do not know properly - I have not installed IOS 10 yet on none of my iPhone6 Plus (not S) IpadPro and iPhone 5s. I would have to install 10.2 on those devices. Will jailbreak work?
@annil based on my understanding and as of right now. No, 10.2 is not supported. It's only 10.1.1 and only the 6s and the 7 are supported. I recommend if you're on iOS 9.3.3 and jail broken to stay there until things are clearer. If you're currently jail broken and there was a chance that there might be a jailbreak for 10.2, I personally wouldn't update 10.2 until the jailbreak is out. That's my personal opionon. I had issues a few months ago and was force delete to update and lose my jailbreak, so I updated. When rumors began surfacing that iOS 10.1.1 might be jail broken I updated before apple closed the signing window, just because I had nothing go to lose. If you're currently jail broken, I would stay there and not upgrade. My iPad is still running 9.3.3 right own and I wouldn't wouldn't update until a jailbreak is out. Hope that helps.
Absolutely nothing you're saying makes any sense. First, He didn't discover or release the exploits necessary for this particular jailbreak. That was another hacker. Second, Apples bounty is only $200,000 for a boot level exploit which this is certainly not. Not even close. These exploits are worth about 50k - 70k in Apples bounty brokram.
You have absolutely no idea what you are talking about. Out of curiosity though, what exactly are you referring to when you say "theft of service"? What service?
Pass to final release, saving your blogs actually send them to website ? Website ever goes done they are worthless? . Third party site what protection does your device have from third partys?