Just a few hours ago, a utility vehicle p0sixspwn for Mac was launched by a group of hackers, allowing us to perform untethered jailbreak any iPhone, iPad or iPod Touch is installed iOS 6.1.3, iOS 6.1.4 or iOS 6.1.5. The utility is universal and works only with terminals that do not have tethered jailbreak done beforehand using redsn0w or sn0wbreeze, in these two situations this tutorial following to perform the jailbreak.
Procedure of jailbreak is similar to the one used in the case evasi0n7, the application interface being identical. Just like in the old case, you must make a backup before using p0sixspwn on your terminals, but the good part is that there are no warnings about performing the jailbreak on terminals that have received an OTA Update. If you happen to have the terminal stuck in a boot loop after jailbreak, you must restore by entering the terminal in DFU Mode, and details can be found at the end of the article. If after the jailbreak you have no signal, then disable the mobile data connection, 3G and roaming, then enable them again.
p0sixspwn jailbreak can be done on:
- iOS6.1.3;
- iOS6.1.4;
- iOS 6.1.5.
p0sixspwn jailbreak is compatible with:
- iPhone 3GS;
- iPhone 4;
- iPhone 4S;
- iPhone 5;
- iPad 2;
- iPad 3;
- iPad 4;
- iPad Mini;
- iPod Touch 4G;
- iPod Touch 5G.
Step 1
Download p0sixspwn available here.
Step 2
Connect your iDevice to your Mac and open the p0sixspwn application. If OS X refuses to open the application telling you that it is not developed by a certified developer, then go to System Preferences>Security & Privacy, click on the lock at the bottom left of the window and enter your administrator password, then from the general menu choose the Anywhere option for the Allow applications downloaded from field.
Step 3
Connect your iDevice to your Mac and press the Jailbreak button.
Step 4
Follow the instructions of the application and finally you will have a jailbroken terminal.
If the jailbreak procedure will leave the terminal in a boot loop, then simultaneously press the Home + Lock buttons until the iDevice screen closes, then release the Lock button and just keep the Home button pressed until the computer recognizes the terminal. At this moment, open iTunes and perform a restore.
