jailbreaking IOS 6.1.3?

buddy92 · 06-05-2013, 04:12 PM

Hi all. just wondering if its possible to jailbreak IOS 6.1.3, this is my first IOS device so I don't know where to look either. It's a iPad mini 4G and wifi version.

Thanks.

Linkachu · 06-05-2013, 05:37 PM

Youtube is your friend

creative · 06-05-2013, 05:58 PM

jailbreakme.com

Simple as that. When its available it will be there.

buddy92 · 06-05-2013, 07:26 PM

I did youtube it but the ones I found never worked.

And thanks creative I'll keep and eye out.

Cheers.

Edit: Is there a "mobile site" available or something? I click the link and it doesn't show anything.

Telling me to use a computer tool.

creative · 06-05-2013, 08:20 PM

Click the link on your ipad. It will tell you if there is a JB available for it.

Im guessing there isnt yet and will be a tethered jailbreak, but then I dont follow JB'ing anymore. Personally I avaoided tethered jb and only did it when there was an untethered version out.

buddy92 · 06-05-2013, 08:23 PM

Oh ok fair enough. It's telling me nothing so I guess not either.

Android so much easier

creative · 06-05-2013, 08:27 PM

Lol.... exactly why I am free of the apple machine and the virus that is itunes! ;)

I was soooo glad to get rid of the ipad!

buddy92 · 06-05-2013, 08:57 PM

I just got mine so I "should" keep it for abit longer lol.

BlackTerri10 · 14-05-2013, 06:20 PM

I realize this thread is a few weeks old but just to let you know there wont be a jailbreak for ios6.1.3, the envad3rs team have stated that they will wait for ios7 to be released before there will be another jail break.
from what i have read online is that ios 7 is still a few months away.

**GasoLane** · 15-05-2013, 04:14 PM

Just playing Devils advocate here as I've got Android and we don't need to 'jailbreak' them

But....
If you 'jailbreak' it and it breaks within the warranty period will they still fix it free ?

edsprint · 15-05-2013, 04:38 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by GasOLane

Just playing Devils advocate here as I've got Android and we don't need to 'jailbreak' them

But....
If you 'jailbreak' it and it breaks within the warranty period will they still fix it free ?

If it breaks within the warranty period and you have it jailbroken at the time, they must still cover it. It has been taken through court in the USA. Apple tried suing the people who were doing the jailbreaks, but lost because the jailbreak does nothing more than exploit a gap in the programming of the phone. it does not infringe on apples copyrights, nor does it alter Apples software.

And with an Android phone, you do need to jailbreak it to gain access to certain things that have been put off limits in the root folder of the phone. It is called 'rooting', referring to gaining access to the root folder, and not a sex act with your phone. It is only really needed if u intend on doing some programming, or some dodgy stuff, like using your NFC to steal credit card details...

creative · 15-05-2013, 07:21 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by edsprint

If it breaks within the warranty period and you have it jailbroken at the time, they must still cover it. It has been taken through court in the USA. Apple tried suing the people who were doing the jailbreaks, but lost because the jailbreak does nothing more than exploit a gap in the programming of the phone. it does not infringe on apples copyrights, nor does it alter Apples software.

And with an Android phone, you do need to jailbreak it to gain access to certain things that have been put off limits in the root folder of the phone. It is called 'rooting', referring to gaining access to the root folder, and not a sex act with your phone. It is only really needed if u intend on doing some programming, or some dodgy stuff, like using your NFC to steal credit card details...

Or flashing custom roms, kernals, recoveries or indeed usefull apps that require root access. Difference is android is open source so no company telling you what to do, which I suspect is what apple have done with jail breaking

edsprint · 15-05-2013, 10:17 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by creative

Or flashing custom roms, kernals, recoveries or indeed usefull apps that require root access.

Yeah, sorry, I put all that under the term 'programming', cos for 95% of users, they dont need, or even know, what any of that stuff is or what does.

**cs123** · 15-05-2013, 11:58 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by edsprint

If it breaks within the warranty period and you have it jailbroken at the time, they must still cover it.

That would depend on the fault. If you brick it with your flash then it will be on your head.

I must be getting old. I feel no need to jailbreak my iphone. It works fine as it for me.

OZYWALKER · 17-06-2013, 09:11 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by BlackTerri10

I realize this thread is a few weeks old but just to let you know there wont be a jailbreak for ios6.1.3, the envad3rs team have stated that they will wait for ios7 to be released before there will be another jail break.
from what i have read online is that ios 7 is still a few months away.

You weren't wrong about that. Apple have released IOS 7 BETA for developers only and it's up on the evad3rs site for free. Pretty decent upgrade and has a lot of thing included that I had previously jailbroken for