#unc0ver jailbreak

That process is called jailbreaking and has been around for years. But given the improvements on iOS, do we still need to jailbreak? If you're new to iOS, jailbreaking is a process in which users can bypass Apple's software restriction through a particular program that exploits a vulnerability found in Apple's hardware or software. If you're an average joe who's happy the way stock iOS runs and likes to get the latest software updates, then jailbreaking isn't for you, which is fine since the process is often complicated. However, if you're like me who gets bored quickly and feels like the current iOS features are limited and want to do more, then jailbreaking is the only way to do it. As mentioned earlier, jailbreak tools depend on the vulnerability it is exploiting, so the process usually changes whenever a new version of iOS is released. But let's say you were able to jailbreak your device, you still need to be careful about the tweaks and programs you install. The most current jailbreak is developed by the unc0ver team and supports iOS devices running iOS 11 to 13.5.  Apple has already patched the vulnerability used in this jailbreak in iOS 13.5.1, so if you want to jailbreak, better stay in iOS 13.5 or downgrade before Apple stops signing this version. Read more in our articles including "Do we still need to jailbreak iOS devices?" and "iOS 13.5.1, iPadOS 13.5.1 patches unc0ver jailbreak vulnerability".