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All 64-Bit Devices Running iOS 10.x Got a New Meridian Jailbreak Released

The new Meridian jailbreak released recently has the ability to support all 64-bit devices running iOS 10.0 – iOS 10.3.3. The jailbreak was developed by Siguza, PsychoTea, & others and its status says it is in pre-release mode. The Meridian IPA, as most public jailbreaks do, needs Cydia Impactor to be installed on your device. You will need to run the app one more time if you reboot in order to to get back your jailbreak.

You might want to try the new Meridian IPA jailbreak if you are still on that iOS 10.x. If you want to check out it GitHub, you can do so here https://github.com/PsychoTea/MeridianJB, and you can download it from here https://meridian.sparkes.zone/.

The list of the devices it supports

Meridian IPA has the ability to support all 64-bit devices only if they are running iOS versions between 10.0 and 10.3.3.

How to install Meridian IPA?

Use the link about to access the download site.
Click on the download button.
3. Use Cydia Impactor to download IPA on your device.
4. Go to Settings -> General -> Profiles & Device Management to trust the certificate
5. Click the ‘go’ button after you open the app
6. Wait.
7. You can now benefit

Now that you downloaded the Meridian IPA developed by Siguza, PsychoTea, & others, you can now take advantage of all its options. However, be careful how you use it and only download it from the affiliated site. Do not get fooled by other copies unless you want to mess up your device. Follow the instructions thoroughly, and you will be able to use the Meridian IPA however you wish on all 64-bit devices that run in the iOS versions between 10.0 and 10.3.3.

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iOS 10 64-bit Meridian Jailbreak Tool Final Version Devices Now Available

Jailbreak fans who love to install Cydia on their iOS devices should be happy to know that a brand-new jailbreak took has been released. The tool is designed for devices that run on iOS 10 and it has been created by the Meridian team with PsychoTea, Siguaza and many others. Furthermore, the Meridian jailbreak tool has been available in the form of beta this past couple of months, but the final build is now available for download.

Meridian Jailbreak Tool

The new jailbreak tool is supported by 64-bit devices that run on iOS 10.0 – 10.3.3. The interesting thing about the Meridian jailbreak tool is the fact that it acts as an extension to other iOS 10 jailbreak tools such as the one produced by Luca Todesco (Yalu102). Nonetheless, the only thing that matters is that Meridian jailbreak tool gives iOS users access to Cydia.

Added iPhone 7 Support

The previously mentioned jailbreak tool created by Luca Todesco (Yalu102) didn’t support iPhone 7. Fortunately, the Meridian jailbreak tool can be used on an iPhone 7 without any issues. With that being said, let’s check out what jailbreak fans need to do in order to install the brand-new tool.

Installing the New Jailbreak Tool

Apple fans who want to jailbreak their 64-bit device that runs on iOS 10.0 – 10.3.3 need to download the official Meridian IPA file and then sideload it into their devices with Cydia. All that’s left now is to run the jailbreak installation process by tapping on the “go” button which is can be found in the middle of the UI (user interface). We should also mention that the Meridian jailbreak tool is untethered which means that Apple fans will need to re-run it every time they restart their devices.

Francis E. Hagopian