Although the Dev Team released a decoding solution a few weeks ago, only a part of iPhone owners can use it, and only a part of those who can use it have done so because the solution involves certain risks that not everyone wants to take. assume Shortly after the release of this decoding solution, the Dev Team announced that they are focusing on another one for iPhone 4 because there are several million owners of iPhone 4 terminals who cannot use them because they either updated to an undecodeable baseband or bought phone with this baseband. Indirectly MuscleNerd admitted that the team is trying to release this decoding solution by Christmas but for now everything is uncertain.
The second big problem is the untethered jailbreak solution for iOS 4.2.1, a solution that is expected even though initially the Dev Team said that it would be available shortly after the release of this new version of iOS. comex is working on the development of this new solution, but the Dev Team is working in parallel on oa two solutions which could be available before the one prepared by comex, but it will require a SHSH for iOS 4.2 beta 3. And in the case of this back-up solution, the deadline for release is Christmas day, but again nothing is certain.
The third project of the Dev Team is a solution that will allow a baseband downgrade for all iPhone models, that is, whether you have an iPhone 3G/3GS or 4, you will be able to downgrade the baseband to a decodable version at the moment.
The Dev Team continues to work on these solutions and if everything goes well they will be available, as I already said, before Christmas.
