Apple’s iOS 6 combined with the better A5 devices has been the
biggest challenge so far in the jailbreak community. This time around it
took jailbreakers much longer than ever before to break into Apple’s
OS, however as much as users have been waiting for the iPhone 5, 4S,
iPad mini and 4 jailbreak, consumers are weary about using this team’s
tool.
It’s not that users might think the evasi0n jailbreak is
risky, but they didn’t have the time to become familiar with its
developers. The Evad3rs team has just surfaced in the world of
jailbreaking iOS and although its members are reputable in the world of
hackers, many users still don’t feel comfortable enough using a
jailbreak that wasn’t released by iPhone Dev-Team.So here’s what you
need to know about the evasi0n jailbreak and its developers.
The
numbers do look impressive enough to speak for the jailbreak’s
reputation. Recent statistics say that in the last seven days more than 7
million iOS devices have installed evasi0n. So evad3rs’ jailbreak is
basically the most popular tool of its kind ever. The long wait and
appeal built around the jailbreak tool have boosted popularity to the
extent that Cydia has received “insanely more new traffic” says
administrator Jay Freeman.
The new Dev-team that developed
evasi0n is made of four popular hackers, including two of the most
experienced: Pod2g, MuscleNerd, Planetbeing and Pimskeks. Pod2g is the
French hacker that gave the world the first untethered jailbreak for iOS
5.0.1, whereas MuscleNerd has been developing jailbreaks since 2001 and
is the founder of iPhone Dev-Team, as well as part of the original team
of developers behind Redsn0w, Ultrasn0w and the PwnageTool.
In
terms of user-friendliness, evasi0n is just as hassle-free as previous
jailbreaks. However it might feel like it takes longer, but it does
require a minimum effort from your part. As for how evasi0n works,
that’s for most users like magic. Developers aren’t revealing the actual
exploit just yet, saying that “Apple can figure that one out for
themselves”.
The good news is that evasi0n does perform an
untethered jailbreak on Apple’s most recent iDevices. Here is the
compatibility list for evasi0n on iOS 6 devices, updated last February
11, 2013:
Compatible devices
iPhone 5 (iOS 6.1), iPhone 4S (iOS 6.1), iPhone 4 (iOS 6.1), iPhone 3GS (iOS 6.1)
iPad Mini (iOS 6.1), iPad 4 (iOS 6.1), iPad 3 (iOS 6.1), iPad 2 (iOS 6.1)
iPod Touch 5G (iOS 6.1), iPod touch 4G (iOS 6.1)
Devices not supported:
iPhone 3G
iPad 1
iPod Touch 3G
iPod Touch 2G
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