
The package, dubbed “p0sixspwn,” was created by iH8snow, winocm, and several other veteran jailbreak developers.
#Jailbreaker avec redsnow install
To achieve the “untethered” status and allow reboots with no need to connect to a Mac or PC, users can install a newly-released package from Cydia.

However, this part of the jailbreak is “tethered,” which means the user must connect to a computer and re-run the software in order to boot it or run many stock apps. This is an especially welcome release for users of the fourth-gneration iPod touch and original iPad, both of which are incompatible with iOS 7.Īs you can see from the directions, the actual jailbreaking part takes place in the existing redsn0w application, which has been used to jailbreak iOS 6 and other versions in the past. Redsnow is an untethered and tethered Jailbreak tool to install Cydia developed by iPhone Dev-Team. Now, users with an iPhone 4 or fourth-generation iPod touch on iOS 6.1.3 through 6.1.5-versions previously impervious to the iOS 6 jailbreak-can also get an untethered jailbreak for their devices. Step 4: Connect your eligible device to your computer and place the device into DFU mode. Step 3: Download RedSn0w 0.9.15b3 from our downloads page.


We’re expecting the iPhone Dev team to update this after the untethered jailbreak releases. Yesterday the iOS jailbreaking community was caught off-guard by the sudden release of an updated evasi0n tool compatible with iOS 7. The reason we need to do this is because RedSn0w 0.9.13b5 doesn’t support iOS 6.1 as of yet.
