iOS 8.1.1 was launched by the Apple company for iPhone, iPad and iPod Touch just a few minutes ago, the new version of the operating system being compatible with all idevices that could run iOS 8. The update mainly brings for us the solution to the operational problems of the previous versions of the operating system, but also the radical improvement of the performance of the iPhone 4S and iPad 2 terminals, the rest of the iDevices also benefiting from it.
iOS 8.1.1 it doesn't just solve performance problems, but at the same time blocks the Pangu 8 jailbreak solution released during the month of Recute, the Apple company making it a goal to block any kind of jailbreak solutions extremely quickly. Unfortunately, if you install iOS 8.1.1, you will not be able to jailbreak until a new jailbreak solution is released, so it is advisable to avoid it in the future. If you have not yet updated to iOS 8.1, it would be good to do so in the next few hours because Apple will keep open the possibility of restoring to this version of the operating system.
iOS 8.1.1 is available in two versions at the moment, one with build 12B435 for 29 iDevices and one with build 12B436 for another 7 iDevices.
