If you jailbreak made for iPhone and iPad and you want to get rid of it to sell the terminal or to take it to the store where you bought it for warranty, you are probably wondering how do i jailbreak my iphone or ipad? The answer to the question is not quite so simple considering that the procedure of performing a jailbreak involves modifying the operating system to run unsigned code and restoring these modifications becomes impossible without modifying the software.
How do I jailbreak iPhone and iPad?
You can remove jailbreak from iPhone and iPad by two simple ways: restore your terminal to the latest version of iOS available in iTunes (if you don't have an iPhone 4 and SHSH saved to be able to install the version of iOS for which you have that file), or you can update to the latest version of iOS. In the first case you will delete all data from your terminals during the restore procedure, while in the second case you will install the new version of the operating system without losing data or files.
Unfortunately programs such as iLexRat or SemiRestore don't remove the jailbreak- from terminals, but are designed only to clean the operating system without affecting a jailbreak existing, so don't rely on them. Unfortunately, there is no simple solution for this "problem" and there never will be, and before concluding I recommend you avoid using the option Erase all content and Settingsor Delete content and settings, when you have a jailbreak because your terminal will require a restore after its use and details can be found in this article.
If you have other questions, I'm waiting for them in the comments section.
