Jailbreak for iOS 6 arrives

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February 07, 2013

Apple Report

How to jailbreak any iOS 6 device, including iPhone 5

If you've been waiting to jailbreak your iPhone 5, or any device running iOS 6 and higher, this is your lucky day. A new tool called evasi0n was released just this week. A required warning, however: At times things go wrong while jailbreaking a device. Apple never intended for this kind of stuff to happen.

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Apple warns against jailbreaking following evasi0n hack

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