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Unc0ver 3.2.0 For iOS 12 Jailbreak Rolled Out – iOS 12.2 Jailbreak Remains Impossible, For Now

With Apple’s WWDC19 already started, all the iOS users are focusing on the iOS 13 and other announcements made during the Cupertino-based company’s conference. However, at the same time with the beginning of the WWDC19, Unc0ver 3.2.0 solution for iOS 12 jailbreak rolled out. While the new version brings some improvements and tweaks, it is not dedicated to an iOS 12.2 jailbreak, unfortunately.

As it seems at the moment, iOS 12.2 jailbreak remains impossible, and nobody knows if or when it would be available, even more now when the iOS 13 is on its way.

What’s new in Unc0ver 3.2.0 iOS 12 jailbreak tool?

As reported by the Unc0ver lead developer, Pwn20wnd, the new Unc0ver 3.2.0 solution improves “the reliability of the jailbreak with the machswap and machswap2 exploits” and updates “jailbreak resources to fix an issue with the CS_DEBUGGED option.” Besides, the new Unc0ver 3.2.0 comes with bug fixes and reliability and performance improvements.

However, the most significant change in the popular iOS 12 jailbreak tool is the revamped user interface, something that many users of the solution have asked for some time. The design changes are impressive, and the UI is now better than ever. Even more, Unc0ver 3.2.0 brought the dark mode to iOS 12, a feature that is one of the most sought-after functions in iOS 13.

iOS 12.2 jailbreak remains impossible, at least for now

Even though the Unc0ver team is hard working to improve its iOS 12 jailbreak tool, it seems they still cannot jailbreak iOS 12.2. Also, other jailbreaking devs out there are also finding an iOS 12.2 jailbreak solution impossible at the moment. Besides, the security features implemented in the latest version of iOS 12 are making the work on a jailbreak solution for those OS a real challenge.

Nonetheless, with the iOS 13 just around the corner, jailbreak devs might not feel the need to put some effort in finally coming up with a reliable iOS 12.2 jailbreak solution. Accordingly, jailbreakers might just wait for the launch of iOS 13 and work on an iOS 13 jailbreak solution.

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iOS 12.2 Jailbreak Impossible? Apple’s Latest Update for A12-A12X Devices

The recent iOS update from Apple reached version 12.2, and the next one should be released around September. While some users just go with the official iOS version, others want to jailbreak their devices to get access to more features, but also making them more vulnerable to threats. With this latest update from Apple, hackers are having a hard time jailbreaking the update.

The Last Jailbreakable iOS Version for A12-A12X Devices

The jailbreaking community had received some bad news over the course of the past two weeks when Pwn20wnd, the unc0ver developer announced that the iOS 12.0-12.1.2 jailbreak versions of the A12-A12X devices might be the last ones available.

Apple updated the iPhones and iPads to iOS 12.2 and Pwn20wnd, who is behind the iOS 11 and iOS 12 jailbreak and the most reliable person in the jailbreak history, said that he has no hope for future jailbreak versions for the A12-A12X devices (also known as arm64e devices):

iOS 12.0-12.1.2 may be the last jailbreakable iOS versions for arm64e devices (A12-A12X) for a very long time…

— @Pwn20wnd (@Pwn20wnd) March 26, 2019

Today, he added that users must stay on the current firmware and block all OTA updates and wait for the A12-A12X support. He also retweeted the previous message in which he announced that unc0ver was updated for (arm64e) support and they are waiting for Cydia Substrate update:

The wait for A12-A12X (arm64e) support will pay off. Stay on your current firmware, block OTA updates and wait for it. Don’t update from your current firmware.https://t.co/PyUWcjd41A

— @Pwn20wnd (@Pwn20wnd) April 8, 2019

The unc0ver team keeps updating the iOS 12.0-12.1.2 jailbreak version to fix bugs and stability issued and at the moment, they’re working on the v3.0.0 which was recently in beta and has now been released for public testing.

iOS Jailbreak vs. The Official iOS

Will the next iOS updates allow jailbreak developers to hack the phones since Apple is working harder and harder on making the phones more secure? We can only see what the unc0ver team has to announce.

If you plan on jailbreaking your iPhone or iPad, you should know that there are many risks: you may expose the phone to viruses or threats, and the warranty from the manufacturer is terminated after you Jailbreak the device.

Henry R. Lares

Henry Lares is still early into his career as tech reporter but has already had his work published in many major publications including Tech Crunch and the Huffington Post. In regards to academics, Henry earned an engineering degree from Apex Technical School. Henry has a passion for emerging technology and covers upcoming products and breakthroughs in science and tech.