A team of well-known iOS developers suggests that Sunday is the first jailbreak for the iPhone 5, iPad 4 and iPad mini comes out. Until now, those devices are not gejailbreakt, so no apps outside the App Store, and can be ge lwa installed.
The team of developers is now known under the name of Evad3rs, which, according to the Twitter bio, including Pod2G and MuscleNerd sit, some developers who previously jailbreaks released. The developers had the test versions of iOS 6.1 all gejailbreakt, but the jailbreak is not released, Apple has no chance to award the commonly used vulnerabilities to close. Now iOS 6.1 is out, dare the developers the release, reports 9to5 Mac. The jailbreak would work on all recent iOS devices, including the second-generation Apple TV, fourth and fifth generation iPod touch, the iPhone 4, 4S and 5, iPad 2, 3, 4 and iPad Mini.
A jailbreak requires several vulnerabilities in the new iOS version; presumably the new jailbreak to use at least three or four leaks in iOS. That are needed to include to get access to the kernel code to inject the jailbreak makes it possible to start the jailbreak preserved.
A jailbreak makes it possible to use applications outside the App Store to install. That makes more tweaks possible that Apple does not allow, such as the installation of themes that icons of system apps change, toggles for wi-fi, gps and bluetooth on and off in Notification Center, and a f.lux app to the schermtint to adapt to the time of the day. The jailbreak to get paid apps for free to install it has become more difficult. The Hackulous app Installous, that purpose served, has been taken offline due to lack of interest.