History of Jailbreaking

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[@nicklarge2884]

Apple Explained do a video on the history of the “I” iTunes iPod iPhone iPad iMac

[@WynneSikorski]

Apple Explained can you do the history of the Mac Pro?

[@KatelandVu]

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[@FilFee]

Now it's 79K 😂

[@megacodeheals722]

Didn’t know we vote here. Good to know. Yes I’d love a video on Mac Pro Mac Pro

[@arotaruus3253]

It’s crazy to think that Cydia is older than the App Store itself.

[@RealiMuseum]

Dennis De la mara Yea but not really. Installer was used back then. It came before cydia and people used it to install apps as they didn’t exist before. It convinced Apple to make the AppStore cause they thought web apps were the future. Installer was used back then and before installer people used a computer to install and remove apps from the iPhone

[@chasefournier]

iMuseum i

[@thaghost909]

Installer.app was released in the summer of 2007 Cydia was released February 28, 2008 as an open-source alternative to Installer.app The iPhone App Store opened on July 10, 2008, One day before the iPhone 3G was released.

[@PexMeaLux]

You are probably too young to say all that bullshit in that arrogant way. Check your facts butthurt!

[@SkylordAh]

No name disponible this kids like 9 lmao

[@werqful]

This is so nostalgic. Peak of jailbreak was from 2010-2014 imo

[@aliabdallah102]

Ronnie Poon yes. Bc apple had holes in their boot loader.

[@lukearnould]

Sadly jailbreaking is now mostly dead

[@rabitec.]

I still use my iPod Touch 4g that I jailbroke with redsn0w back in the day.

[@doctorscalling9479]

Luke Arnould No it’s not.

[@chunchunmaru]

Luke Arnould no it‘s not, check out the jailbreak subreddit

[@jaystriff]

I used jailbreakme lmao who remembers when IOS didnt come with a battery percentage and you needed a cydia tweak to get it

[@Andrew-sv3ck]

jason oh yeah I always had that tweak. I think I used it on ios4 on my iPod touch 3 lol

[@seemorebutts7916]

jason I had iPods for years as my main device and I used the tweak for battery percentage and I had the file editor and I was bored and didn’t know what I was doing and I was deleteing the hexadecimal code for flappy bird slowing watching the game decay and it caused my iPod to lock up and I had to restore from iTunes which removes the jailbreak except my battery percentage remained that back up which I could update and the percentage even carried over to a new next gen never jail broken device from my back up

[@lukman1024]

jason you mean how iPhone’s past iPhone X now don’t have a battery percentage on the status bar without checking CC 🙃🙈  going backwards on some things

[@circuit10]

@@seemorebutts7916 Are you sure that they didn't just add it in an update?

[@seemorebutts7916]

Heath Mitchell no it was never added to the iPod line iPhones of that time had it just not the iPod Touch

[@joshx413]

You failed to mention that a jailbreak is 100% reversible, and apple has no way of knowing

[@Roosyer]

not true. if they look at the logs they will know. whether they care to know is a different story.

[@joshx413]

Corvux IX no. A complete restore would erase all logs

[@joshx413]

Corvux IX they positively do not go to that extent when replacing a defective phone.

[@dirtyasianmafia2310]

Corvux IX - apple encypts our information so far that they cant see it without our permission

[@erik.rodriguez]

This is actually true, I used to have a jailbroken i6+ but then I had a camera issue, so I restored it and they fixed it at the Apple Store

[@Pajeb]

Jailbreaking your device is like adding mods to Minecraft

[@myfatassdick]

The funny thing is you can add mods to minecraft if you jailbreak I partially learned how to code just by messing around and reverse engineering minecraft and gta San Andreas game files on my iPhone 5s

[@Lamentedtree]

@MemeGang1% that’s what I’ve been thinking about

[@crimsaki5273]

I thought you mean roblox jailbreak

[@an0therm1nute]

Uhh... No lol. The comment above me (I read it) Isn't even like unlocking your iPhone and I'ma be whooshed but just tryna say

[@farestheveganactivist4668]

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[@astonkidwell]

I remember when I charged $20 to jailbreak my classmates’ phones in middle school😂😂 good times

[@davidmenlo9305]

Hector Jose Guerrero lol that's funny

[@unknown-hd8nd]

i did the same but i only charged £10 but i jailbroke more ipod than iphones.

[@KurtisandHurdle]

I used to do this for free for people. I also would mod everyone’s stuff but that was back in like 3rd grade. I used to get like modded gamesaves and give them to people. I remember all the usb mods o used to use in 2nd grade but now I rgh people’s old Xbox 360s for them.

[@jasongonzalez3248]

Hector Jose Guerrero haha same man back in 7th grade

[@Nitrous0x]

Shooot, I remember when I started charging because some ipods would get stuck on boot loop lol.

[@zeldaluver64]

I remember when not having an jailbroken iphone was seemed as "uncool"

[@Silent.]

Having an unjailbroken device sucks, rn I have the iPad 2018 unjailbroken and I feel like I’m missing something like my old iPad 4

[@jaredtippets6255]

Yeah. It was never like that...

[@silvergale2625]

Chuck Norris will there be an iOS 12.4.1 jailbreak

[@jaredtippets6255]

Dreadbear 1 lmao I don’t know

[@spikefallyt3350]

@@jaredtippets6255 checkra1n exploit

[@Lvlaple4Ever]

10:52 As Apple has copied everything from Jailbreaking tweaks over the years and claim they invented it*

[@jonathanschober1032]

lvlaple4Ever not really? I mean the biggest copy I ever saw way hiring the developers of MobileNotifier for notifications in iOS 5. And lots of copying of BiteSMS. But I never got the feeling like apple was claiming to invent it but more the feeling of apple incorporating and seeing what people liked and adding/copying it. And I’m totally cool with that. I think it’s perfect that the best way for apple to kill the jailbreak community is by giving us what jailbreaking gave us

[@nickjeffrey8050]

Jonathan Schober ya man Apple knew what jailbreak tweaks were popular and they eventually added their own version of the tweak for iOS. They never ever made it seem like Apple invented the idea 😂 the guy above u is a idiot who doesn’t no anything

[@CarlosSanchez-en6mr]

Yea, they never claim that they invented anything When Steve Jobs showed the first iPhone he said that the smartphones of that time were clunky So they re-invented them Give their own take on it Just like Face ID, they’re not the first but did a great job

[@kaz_iaa]

I don't know why people claim "lol that company ripped it off!" That is how development is made and how innovation works but it seems that apple has forgotten that fact now tHiNk DiFfErEnT

[@ducktail4068]

Jonathan Schober They act like they invent stuff because of they way they market "new features" and how their ignorant fans believe em. Fast charging is an example of that.

[@jiph294]

10 year old me getting unlimited gems on clash of clans on my parents’ iPad

[@LukaElias]

why you lying

[@toogud7918]

Luka it’s possible if you are playing on a private server stupid

[@lord_khufu]

Too Gud Haha but it kinda boring, you just can fighting the same people and the same place every times

[@digiphobia9416]

Luka nigga what the fuck do you mean “why u lying”?

[@Sergio-fu7mv]

Aiko Galuh jews? 😂😂😂😂

[@Void_Dragon]

"Devices that have been jailbroken can be denied service by Apple" Like they repair their products...hmm 🤔

[@thegloriouspotato6223]

Yeah they just sell you a new one

[@GTAandApplechannel]

@Big Smoke because they don't care until they care

[@coreydrachenberg4785]

you forgot about redsn0w and blackrain ,redd00r,

[@Pasi123]

And Whited00r, which I have on my iPod Touch 2G

[@cmhammo2025]

REDSN0W AH THE MEMORIES

[@kathrynradonich3982]

I have whited00r on my original iPhone works pretty good considering it’s specs

[@nullnull5976]

Corey Drachenberg redsn0wwwww

[@AllHailNannerpuss]

Make it rain

[@zamp6969]

A jailbroken iPhone is still LIGHTYEARS above a standard iOS iPhone

[@j800r]

Except less secure and if you want those customisation features you can just buy an Android device.

[@nolandrummond6365]

An android is lightyears above the jailbroken iphone

[@Hxr_-kt6nw]

Apple is garbage even when jailbroken. Android/LineageOS is better I know from experience, I am a t. Apple iPhone user. wow people still replying after 2 years? me and my android be living rent free in your head :^)

[@zamp6969]

H4x0r_ 1337 Android ripped off Apple you moron

[@Dleonlemus9554]

You could say android gives you more freedom than a iPhone (I’m a former android user) but Apple gives you more security and safety.

[@eftorq]

Growing up jailbreaking was one of my hobbies. I even did KZbin tutorials on how to record your screen and get in-app purchases for free etc. It was so much fun. I only had an iPod and I was like 14 years old, but everything was possible. All my friends were scared to brick their devices and I had all the cool shit installed. Takes me back lol

[@Yaboiglitchez]

lol

[@hammaddivker69]

Can you still do that?

[@Yaboiglitchez]

@@hammaddivker69 I think you can't idk

[@eftorq]

@@hammaddivker69 I am out of the loop since 2017 but I'd imagine all of the old entry points have been fixed. Maybe there are new ones, I don't know!

[@thatguy6214]

Bruh I know that exact feeling. At the time having a proper jail broken iphone with all the goodies installed was way better than any other phone. Nokia and Microsoft were still trying then. Black berry too. A jail broken iPhone was years ahead of its time with features such as accessing and modifying save files and device files. Forcing on Hotspots, free apps and music. Unlimited in app money. Customizing ui, toggles. Got it was the best.

[@harryduke9722]

Apple: starts a war against jailbreaking Android: doesn't care

[@MasonJustice]

Lol

[@ChiniBau]

Android encourages you to root btw

[@skoda8666]

@@ChiniBau Only if you are willing to take FULL control of your phone (access to the root of the OS), which isn't required by most users but enthusiasts. While on the other side many iPhone owners are encouraged to jailbreak their phones because of the prison-esque restrictions (get it, JAILbreak).

[@kingcrafterhah2802]

What war are you speaking of🤔. Im highly confused last time i checked they just obliged against it. I can understand why they wouldnt repair a jailbroken phone and take away warranty. Why fix something thats not even your operating system anymore. Its just extra nonsense you yourself chose to do to your phone

[@Chonksta]

Android isnt really as locked down

[@smacpats6379]

your warranty is voided only if you walk into the store jailbroken. If you run cydia eraser before walking into the store you are fine.

[@SheIITear]

Elektr0 Gaming not with every android

[@vedat6264]

Lololol i had a bootloop bc of a tweak and they didnt noticed that i was jailbreaked

[@iseceepcool2]

NoobFin yeah for example oneplus allows rooting and even encouraged it in the beginning

[@calvinrothlaender]

@@SheIITear thank you try to root a new samsung device without tripping Knox. Its imposible at that that time. Fuck Samsung for that. Written on a s8 plus rootet since i bought it.

[@Dralyn06]

That's why tweakbox has electra remover

[@KatelandVu]

Cydia was very popular in the years 2010-2016..... The popularity has declined since iOS 10

[@tophatter-qy5rh]

Kateland Vu but iOS 11 revived Cydia

[@CorporalPig22]

tophatter6048 ALT Have you even heard of iEmulators? I've kept my emulator licenses for at least a month!

[@KRINOP123]

tophatter6048 ALT and sileo coming soon

[@g_thbaa4909]

CorporalPig22 also tutu app

[@dariusaaronambatali9058]

It became pretty bad as they use a semi-untethered jailbreak apps..

[@SimplySora_]

My iPhone XS Max is jailbroken and I can confidently say, jailbreaking isn’t just a hobby, or something that just makes your device more flashy. It adds seriously useful and innovative features you use every day. Tweaks like Eclipse, Tapvideoconfig, barmoji, Xen HTML, floatingdock plus, etc that make the phone more productive and just an overall better experience.

[@benjah7280]

I remember the jail break community when I was a part from about 2011-2015. Ever since then, it got too hard to do.

[@Kp889977]

Who remembers the struggle with TinyUmbrella and SHSH Blobs hahaha

[@Fanofgreatcontent]

Kp889977 downgrading?

[@DvACtOid]

@@Fanofgreatcontent yep

[@realcartoongirl]

downgrading?

[@BluueCheese]

real cartoon girl firmware?

[@realcartoongirl]

@@BluueCheese downgrading?

[@KrazyContraptions]

I think the first real jailbreak was when someone figured out how to disable the lockout chip on an NES to play pirated games.

[@scriba5777]

Krazy Contraptions tru

[@lordeilluminati]

It wasnt just to pirate games, this chip was known for failure, giving the blinking light error and removing the chip solved this too.

[@valletas]

I think people manage to "jailbreak" arcade machines before

[@circuit10]

The 10NES chip

[@circuit10]

@@lordeilluminati Homebrew too

[@JefAlanLong]

Great video! In my opinion you only overlooked two key things from the early days of jailbreaking. 1. The key motivator for many jailbreakers of the first iPhone was MMS, or picture messaging, which Apple had decided to leave out of the initial iPhone implementation. 2. Apple initially had no interest in releasing the iPhone SDK to the public or in opening their developer program to individuals, but they were eventually forced to (leading to billions in profits and a hugely bloated App Store shelf) because Saurik (Jay Freeman) leaked the iPhone SDK to the public. Incidentally, my first jailbroken iPhone stopped registering touch events today, it is eleven years old.

[@mix3k818]

It's kinda sad Apple doesn't allow for more features and customizability at the same time. That is usually the number one reason why people either jailbreak or switch to Android or Windows devices (which is what I might unfortunately have to do, because there's just too little support nowadays for my device. RIP my iPad 4).

[@magsec5]

MiREK especially as that’s where they get all their ideas 😂😂

[@mix3k818]

Patryk Piotrowski Alright. Just gotta make sure I do it right this time. The previous first time I tried to do it, I ended up failing the jailbreak, because my iPad version and serial number didn't match with the jailbreak code downloaded.

[@jqyhlmnp]

MiREK if you do switch, it won’t last as much as that iPad did :P

[@mix3k818]

Hamdan Ali Ehhh...to be honest, the switch wouldn't even be that hard, considering I already have a modern Android phablet and use it everyday. It's just using headphones to listen to music that I'm not used to. darktennisball Maybe. I definitely will still try to make the most of what I have now and jailbreak it eventually, but even then I don't think my iPad has much life left anymore, especially now with most of my apps (especially the third party stuff) crashing more and more frequently and the UI slowing down to a crawl.

[@jayb8934]

If you want to switch because your 6 year old device isn’t receiving support anymore you’re going to be very disappointed. Even flagship Android devices only get major updates for a couple of years, and Windows lacks mobile apps.

[@davidperrii]

Damn I remember Jailbreaking the hell out of my iPod touch with iOS 4

[@RosebudKane41]

David Perry same!

[@JamesnLollify]

Second gen Touch?

[@luxurreview]

That was meeee

[@michaeljordon704]

why can't apple just created an advanced user mode allowing all these cool advanced features to be used by techy users but the average user still can use their normal iPhone the same way

[@chrisakaschulbus4903]

yeah, they could have done it like some other phone manufacturers... give you the choice but with a warning, that it will void any warranty and burn an e-fuse, i think knox did that in samsung devices

[@xbmcdoctors]

Because of greed

[@myfatassdick]

Money money money

[@laurinneff4304]

Chris aka Schulbus I think OnePlus's approach is the best. They have no problems with rooting/custom ROMs and I think they'll even keep warranty while it's non-stock

[@circuit10]

Money

[@vulcan7859]

omg that cydia interface bring back so many memories and almost makes me want to buy an iPhone to have that jailbreak experience. i love having apple devices that are jailbroken, thats why i jailbroke my iPad 2. those memories man.

[@psychoticbunnycodm8584]

VulcaN how ??

[@superbassbros9315]

It’s so nostalgic

[@l2m773]

Samee

[@bepopxxx]

I got xs max jailbroken.

[@HollandBest.nr1]

Same but no iPhone for me anymore

[@shykiddx]

Am watching this on a jailbreak device right now

[@PitohuiLife]

how

[@kyoko-chan227]

邱死神 having a jailbreak device doesn’t mean that they can’t use apps like youtube it can be the same and for some games that people who made a game and is too overprotective would do something that block others who are using jailbreak devices from playing (btw i don’t have a jailbreak device i know because *i seen people with one in youtube and from the guy who started this comment this is just my guess though)*

[@PitohuiLife]

@@kyoko-chan227 i meant how they got it jailbroken

[@zBalistiqRain]

lmao

[@quenmariciouswilliams2771]

@@PitohuiLife He could have iOS 6.0 - 11.3

[@rebelo2025]

Jail breaking has always been apart of my childhood. I remember jailbreaking my iPod Touch and I almost broke it because I turned it off while it was jailbreaking

[@rebelo2025]

It kinda broke it actually, a bunch of the data was removed and the phone wasn’t jailbroken but it had Cydia

[@Cameron-ki1qx]

This shit was absolutely essential back in the day. Watching this brought me back to so many memories with some jailbreaks being incredibly complicated and lengthy.

[@SunsetBlvd13]

I remember when I had my iPhone 4, there were videos on how to jailbreak it just so you can see the battery percentage

[@WahyuSetiawan-sz4lc]

Privilage restoration . Because it's restoring my privilage as the owner of the device.

[@harrytsang1501]

I still jailbreak old devices for a few reasons. 1. Disable useless fluff such as blur, animation, control centre and notification centre to speed up the device 2. Apple stopped supporting it. CoolBooter not only satisfies my nostalgic needs but showing how fast it was when I buy it. 3. Look for compatible apps. If I didn't get this app before they stopped supporting older versions of iOS, I can't get this app on any of my devices If Apple decided to make old devices unbearably slow, at least let me fix it. I own the hardware afterall

[@ShippoHsu]

Harry Tsang I agree with the second opinion but I can’t wait until iOS 10.3.3 Jailbreak came out.

[@johnfrasho]

The 10.3.3 jailbreak came out ages ago

[@nottheengineer4957]

In apples eyes, you own nothing about your phone. Check out Louis Rossmann on youtube for some very detailed explanations on the bullshit they are pulling off.

[@weebnigga6666]

And emulators so i can play snes and other stuff with friends

[@authorofone]

They made the hardware slow as a fix for the dying battery.

[@Tjrissi96]

I charged classmates $20 to jailbreak there ipods touches. Mostel the Ipod touch 4th gen. That was around IOS 4.3.3. The time for jailbreaking.

[@bravesonly]

Rip on 4.3.4 - 4.3.5

[@DaMartian06]

I remember jailbreaking my phone to get text message time stamps lol

[@Charlesb88]

One of the main reasons Jailbreaking became a thing on iPhones was that when the first gen iPhone was released, it did not allow users to install there own native apps, instead relying only on web apps as a means access to third party apps. This approach turned out to be a failure as not many developers jumped on the web app bandwagon and users clamored for native third-party apps. When jailbreaking became a thing and thus allowed for third-party apps this put pressure on Apple to open the iPhone up to native third-party apps not just web apps. Thus a year later, the IOS/iPhone App Store opened. There is some dispute as to whether the App Store was planned all along but just wasn’t ready in time for release of the 1st gen iPhone or if it was developed later in response to jailbreaking with Apple basically reluctantly admitting it’s totally close platform model for iPhone/IOS wasn’t workable without actually saying so directly. The former theory argues that Apple intended all along to have an App Store for iPhone/IOS but it just wasn’t ready by the time of the iPhone release so they held it back for a year. They pushed web apps as interim options for app developers until they where ready to announce the App Store. The other theory suggests that Apple never intended to have an App Store on the iPhone but that jailbreaking and consumer and developer pressure forced their hand. Under this theory, Apple only intended select developers to ever be allowed to have native apps on the iPhone such Google and Facebook, much like how some select software companies where allowed to have an app of theirs included in MacOS (example: Microsoft with Internet Explorer for Mac in early versions of Mac OS X). Other developers and consumers would have to rely solely on web apps under this supposed plan. Now oince the iPhone was jailbroken then Apple, under this theory, realized their plan would no longer work and quickly developed an App Store as a way to keep the iPhone still locked down but allow for Apple approved native apps to be installed with the benefit of Apple being able to uninstall/remove malicious apps if need be. Personally, I give more credence to idea Apple intended their to be an App Store all along but it just wasn’t ready when the 1st gen iPhone was released. Though it’s interesting that we a now seeing a push by companies like Google, Microsoft, and Apple towards Progressive Web Apps (PWA’s) which are type of advanced web apps, so web apps as a model for installing new apps on mobile or desktop system aren’t dead yet.

[@vpanag45]

I didn’t read the whole thing but yes

[@JaviandRonin]

there is some inaccuracy in this video: jail breaking is no longer used to unlock an iphone for different carriers, the iphone 3GS was the last device to support unlocking. ios versions after ios 3 no longer supported unlocking. Now individuals unlock their devices using R-SIM or simply through their carrier.

[@SekiOPT]

You could unlock an iphone 4 with an early modem firmware 1.59.00 on ios4 and also there was a method on ios5 which alowed you to use any sim card with a activation ticket

[@JAK3ELEFANTSAMUEL]

Antsec4 kk

[@armanchermakyan9924]

I remember when I was 13 or 14, I would jailbreak my iPhone 5C. The jailbreak was successful and didn't require a computer for each reboot. The only reason why I jailbreaked is because I enjoyed mobile gaming a lot to the point of getting either paid apps for free or some in-app purchases free of charge

[@musteycraft]

I remember these days with *free minecraft*

[@rifle]

This brings back so many memories, I wonder if I still have my old device somewhere.

[@meraak1]

reminder jailbreaking should not exist as a concept and every phone should come "jailbroken". you should own the device you buy which includes all of the hardware and software

[@fardinhasanshuvo]

Me having a rooted Android: I've in the same history from another dimension

[@ChubbyTwiggy]

Miss the old days when you can jailbreak by going onto the website and press jailbreak button => instant jailbroken, no fuzz no buzz. Now it's more complicated and might no longer be existed.

[@chrisakaschulbus4903]

those good ol' webkit exploits... you just gotta love 'em since they still jailbreak modern devices :D

[@shny_scott]

It's still around, although the latest web exploit (totally-not.spyware.lol) only works on 64-bit devices on iOS 10.3.3.

[@Sektflasche]

There's checkra1n now. Easy setup and the tweaks for iOS13 are coming.

[@brayannexon4613]

@@Sektflasche and it's permanent for iphones 5s through X because the exploit used in checkra1n is a hardware one so it can't be fixed (jailbreak for life).

[@memes_gbc674]

Brayan Nexon it’s tethered tho, so you need a computer every time you reboot

[@ducks4039]

2010 was when they did CDMA too. it was with the iPhone 4

[@64bit72]

Even though I am android user but respect to apple users

[@eddiejoel1273]

64 bit Thx Man respects to you too i respect android users

[@JAMEL_EDDINE]

@@eddiejoel1273 😂😂😂😂😂

[@eddiejoel1273]

Djamel Eddine 😂😂😂😂

[@cooliipie]

I switched over long ago

[@Hi-nw4dh]

Zack Matta 😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@bruzanhd]

Back in 2013 I had warranty work done on an iPod touch 5 while it was jail broken. And it was very very heavily modified with lots of tweaks, basically there was no way in hell they didn’t know it was jail broken. They fixed it and never even said anything to me.

[@BrainPermaDeD]

🤣🤣.

[@ZiRR0]

"If you can't beat them, join them" - Apple

[@CarwashReviewsFlorida]

Where's my people watching on a JailBroken iPhone?

[@CarwashReviewsFlorida]

Wow! :0 13 Likes already. Even though it's been a month. Still awesome :)Thanks guys

[@screwball992]

Unfortunately I moved to android as there was a dry spell of devs making apps on cydia and claims that most of the dev working on jailbreak tweaks moved to android also not needing a jailbreak on android to do most of the things I was using cydia for ie Ifile itransmission, emulators even winterboard. I absolutely loved my 4s with 6.1 but that was the last iPhone I used.

[@CarwashReviewsFlorida]

my iPad Pro isn't jailbroken but I have done it along time ago on an iPad mini 2

[@d1sruptic]

Hey I’m here

[@d1sruptic]

Using rootlessJB

[@aliabdallah102]

Ok this is kind of dumb. A: jailbreaking DOES NOT unlock carrier compatibility by default. It DOES however allow unlocking of carrier compatibility through various methods.

[@Heff-tp7zm]

YES!!! It irritated my beyond belief when he said that. Thank you.

[@jaucelinfenelus693]

I’m pretty sure he wasn’t saying it was by default bruh

[@leol.8658]

he never said that. He explained that people jailbroke in order to unlock their carrier, due to the privilege escalation

[@jaucelinfenelus693]

Leo Luo exactly

[@tiktaco4391]

Heff2010 "beyond belief" imagine being this triggered over something so small... snowflake

[@ourcore]

Great video! I was an avid jailbreaker from iOS 2.2.1 to around 8, but like you said, lost a lot of interest once Apple started implementing the features that I jailbroke for

[@iTouchiPodz]

Ah good times. I miss these days :’) I remember ZiPhone

[@Donteatacowman]

I was watching this for writing reasons but I had no idea that jailbreaking was legal. Thanks!

[@ThisWasEpicness]

guys want a tip? every time you open a video on youtube from a random creator make sure to always skip around to 0:40 in the video sometimes 1:00 . Usually thats when all videos actually start

[@clay_freespirit]

nice pfp

[@duzted]

Remember doing this for kids in school for cash. Good times

[@Ahkuji]

I remember that I used to jailbreak all of my apple devices. But since moving to android.. I haven't felt a need.

[@gamernation1829]

from an outsider's perspective androids seems to let you do more but are not necessarily ideal devices to own

[@vervetech9395]

@@gamernation1829 That depends. I use both OS and I will say that android is a bit complex with lots of hidden features than iOS. But neither is bad. You just don't know how to use android or since you're used to iOS you expect it to function like iOS forgetting that it is a different platform. It's just like asking a Mac or windows user to use Linux. You can learn how to use android like how it is meant to be used in order to appreciate it. So far there is nothing on iOS that doesn't have an alternative on android. And even better, there are more apps and mods outside Google's Playstore. Android's open source nature means you have to learn how to make it what you want

[@vervetech9395]

@serendipity Because a jailbroken iPhone is the same as an android without further hacking or rooting. You have access to file systems, change the appearance and function of the UI, run emulators, connect several USB hardware. And with rooting, there's nothing you can't do. Even overclocking CPU, porting other devices UI if that's what you want, installing updates manually. So many endless tweaks

[@cynicthehedgehog385]

It’s my device, I paid for it, I’ll do what I like. I don’t have much respect for companies restricting what I can do with something I pay for.

[@minkorrh]

Which is why I went Android after the 4S, and will never own a Mac.

[@KelpyG.]

I remember when I first jailbroke my iPod touch back in 2011 and did it with absinthe and when I successfully jailbroke I felt like a pro hacker and seeing the app icon looked so different from the stock apps. what a good time

[@ilan_mittelman]

The history of hackintosh

[@farestheveganactivist4668]

Lol

[@knocknockify]

Man this is making me nostalgic :’( I rooted and jailbroke my way through middle school lol. All that even inspired me to want to become a software engineer (not anymore 😂)

[@ryanjohnson1699]

You skipped the dark ages of jailbreaking

[@mechanicalruby]

iOS 12

[@DOUGHBOY420.]

nah ios 10.3.3-ios 11.3.1

[@PokeTexas_TCG]

David Moises those were dark times

[@owllover8439]

That's why i switched to android , the device is mine and i wanna do whatever i want with it

[@bradenbax1968]

Owl Lover843 unless you have a Samsung...

[@DrewFuss]

I seriously love your channel. I watched like 1000 of your videos. Very informative.

[@mutantaura5989]

Good video. One thing though; Apple, nor any other company, can outright void your warranty for software modifications. Hardware warranty is a separate entity entirely from the software and as such Apple MUST prove that the hardware defect was directly CAUSED by the software modification to deny service. US: Magnuson-Moss Warranty Act protects against this, motherboard.vice.com/en_us/article/yp3nax/jailbreaking-iphone-rooting-android-does-not-void-warranty EU: Directive 1999/44/CE, www.piana.eu/root/ All just scare tactics by big companies. Would probably cost more to take them to court than just pay for the damages but this is just another illegal practise Apple and other giants seem to get away with.

[@laurinneff4304]

Wait, how does Samsung get away with Knox then?

[@rdsieben]

Another fault of jailbreaking are jailbreak detection from apps you need the most. That was a deal-breaker for me.

[@scarleyscattering]

yep, that’s really annoying.

[@helike13]

Just install the A-Bypass tweak and you're done. I even have Revolut working on my pwned device.

[@rdsieben]

@@helike13 I have been done with jailbreaking a long time ago. No jailbreak for iOS 15

[@johnsmtih3284]

I have a question what happens when you don't have any more history of apple ??

[@Jack-hx8yz]

ILUMINACHO Wait for more.

[@NeedToBike]

thats when the black hole gets us.

[@bwgti]

that time seems far approaching. but the quality of the videos keeps getting better just as fast. he could just do something else “explained’ i’m sure it would be just as good.

[@edwardbonjovi9336]

Yeah he could do anecdotes about apple or company history among more of the apple staff

[@lordmeme_]

ILUMINACHO get an Android

[@hazardous401]

I did it once on my iPad Air with Pangu, and it was so awesome, especially the icon customization and free in-app purchases for a large number of apps. But after a while it stayed stuck on the boot screen, and i had to have it restored lol Havent thought about jailbreaking since then

[@dylanwhite6539]

Most of the time Apple and carriers cannot tell if a device was jailbroken if you’re smart enough to reinstall a clean version of iOS before requesting any kind of support. I used a jailbroken 6s for a while with the app on the App Store you could download and it would jailbreak the device. Never had a issue with getting support. Even never had a issue when returning it to the carrier for an upgrade. Most people working the jobs tend to not care unless you actually have a device running at the time of inspection jailbroken software

[@jacksparrow7536]

One thing we can all agree on is that the got good names; CheckRa1n, uncOver, Chimera, BlackRa1n, Electra. Apple can never come up with such names.

[@cristorresx]

Jailbreaking basically makes your iPhone into an Android

[@k7ng149]

Cristopher Torres yuppp

[@saimajavedsaimajaved4515]

Nope it dosent, when android come with the root then u litterly can do anything then

[@farestheveganactivist4668]

Jail breaking is like giving a phone cancer

[@akhtarjaviero3627]

@@farestheveganactivist4668 not really, you just gotta be careful and play safe on downloading tweaks

[@farestheveganactivist4668]

@@akhtarjaviero3627 i dont know what safe tweaks are there

[@BobMcCoy]

*Only the real OGs remember Slide to Jailbreak*

[@pixeldeveloper6342]

reason of jailbreaking local IPA store

[@spderman123]

jailbreaking the ipod touch with the camara was truly an accomplishment and probably the coolest thing ive ever done with technology

[@rayanat5803]

This video gave me so many memories …

[@IMASTERgraal]

I remember jailbreaking my ipod 4th gen.Good old times,oh also adding a tweak to get battery percentage

[@ct4547]

I remember Cydia so much. I loved it.

[@nachovyofficial]

*Did you know* that he said ‘jailbreak’, ‘jailbroken’, ‘jailbreakers’ and ‘jailbreaker’ 62 times!?

[@TNTMusic5757]

Yes.

[@creativegamer_03]

Ngl. Jailbreaking your iPhone felt cool. You can finally have a file explorer, change the look of iPhone based from your mood, and basically feel like you own the phone. That is why Android encourages others to root their phones, because their operating system is an open system and lets people do whatever they want with the operating system. Because of this freedom, people with creativity can make cool mods to the OS, unleashing infinite possibilities. I have experienced jailbreaking an iOS device, root an Android phone, and Interop(erability) unlock a Windows Phone. It feels cool to be free from system restraints.

[@daireks]

This is very nostalgic to me because when i was nine I jail broke my ipad2, I ended up bootlooping it on accident and my parents were furious. Those were the good days.

[@aki-lucky8345]

"Apple is so amazing we literally have to install bootleg software to have some cute features"

[@Arismory]

Things that can already be done on android

[@kevinward550]

Aki - Lucky “Android is so good we have to download bootleg software to have some cute features”

[@deen_771]

@@Arismory root?

[@HDNShare]

Buy an iPhone for a thousand buck and I still need to jailbreak it to fully own it.

[@Stryker_VR]

I remember when I had a jailbroken ipod lol I loved the customization

[@petergriffin8498]

me to

[@kirayu1]

Jay Freeman was a person we didn’t deserve, but someone we needed

[@wrxborg]

I remember jailbreaking my first iPhone 4s .. good old times :‘)

[@NJP1234567890]

Jailbreakme 💙 that brings back memories.

[@arichi8936]

Doesn't Portal too?

[@HiHi-jh2uz]

Why is it that this is in the recommended of ‘Italian man who went to Malta remix’?

[@Whatismusic123]

Fun fact: jailbreaking originated from a guy in prison!

[@chickennugget6048]

Sans

[@SneedFeedAndSeed]

Sans

[@kinniecas9004]

Sans

[@flxwer6872]

Sans

[@scarleyscattering]

Sans

[@marcosadventures6140]

I got a Jailbreaking iPhone ad while watching this. Crazy

[@hedgehog3180]

Jailbreaking should really be a protected right, if you buy a device then you as a user has the right to run whatever software you have on it, it's your device you own it at this point the manufacturer has no say in what you do with it anymore simple as that. The only thing they can offer is software at that point but that's a separate product and if I don't want to use their software I should be free to make that choice.

[@VictorKidd53]

iOS 6 was my favorite to jailbreak. What was yours?

[@tophatter-qy5rh]

iOS 7 and iOS 11

[@tophatter-qy5rh]

I don't think we had a untethered jailbreak since iOS 9.1.

[@Daniel-lv4jw]

Ios7

[@Ogclassified]

5.1.1

[@withoutcommentary-kh6rx]

ios 7. After 7, I stopped using Apple devices (8 was good, I just have never tried it)

[@I_Like__bananas]

Damn all this nostalgia, I loved my Itouch 3g 32gb (with more ram :P) so much! It was my favorite device until my galaxy S3. Passed so many afternoons jailbreaking it. It was never very complicated but at this age (14) it felt so fucking cool to jailbreak it and talk about it in school. I jailbreaked some for friends and my family. Later I continued cracking things like my xbox 360, PSP 1004 etc... So now im 20, only use android smartphones and coding and doing my projects with electronics and other stuff. Thank you for reminding me this and for making me feel old now :D . Cheers

[@alinghi008]

Jailbreaking definitely doesn't void your warranty unless apple can prove that your device failed due to your modifications.

[@matejamicic3037]

knowing apple they'll probbably find a way

[@okthen3583]

Remember when you jailbroke your phone to hack that one racing game to get the best cars?

[@boardingurban]

Jailbreaking started to die because Instalous Shutdown due to a lawsuit and most of us only wanted free apps

[@mycomrade2939]

Jailbreaking is still fine but popular tweaks haven’t been updated for years so almost nothing to install for iOS 11

[@Dralyn06]

Eclipse x, artsy, realcc, doublecut, simpleLSios, anemone, bloard, Localiapstore, batterybar, emojikey, minimalhud, color my cc modules, midevice, unlock sound, id dark mode, mitsuhaxi, shall I continue?

[@SKCodesForFun]

remember installous :') ?

[@shaggy9867]

*jailbreak.me* only og people will know 😂

[@pacmaneater4402]

Karim Adilov hey that’s tihmstars site

[@شمسالاجهر]

iPhone 4 days

[@jacobbabcock8943]

bro he literally just sayed it in the video

[@spadesofpaintstudios1719]

Jacob Babcock said*

[@5PR1T3_CR4N]

4

[@ProjectInsight44]

Wow, I wasn’t expecting to see Ben “Bushing” Byer in this video. He was also a Wii hacking legend, him and his group Team Twiizers (or as they’re known now, fail0verflow) were the ones to first defeat the Wii’s security chip in 2008. Sadly, he passed away in 2016.

[@benoitnadon4754]

If you know what you are doing on iPhone 7 Plus and higher, jailbreak is a dream. I noticed that the battery would drain a lot on older devices but now, it’s a dream. The devices do what they were meant to do. The only con is that iOS breaks tweaks so the best older tweaks no longer work with newer iOS versions. Like AirBlue, Blutrol, Bt mouse, etc

[@idk29484]

Why am i watching this? I'm an *Android* user!

[@chrisakaschulbus4903]

same here, but it's still interesting

[@kgmiller.]

I'm watching it for the nostalgia.. I got an iPhone 4 back when I became 14 and my buddies had 3GS and 4. I jailbroke their devices too and every time we were drinking at my place I showed them some new stuff I have found on Cydia and they installed it too. That were good times, damn.

[@lefthanded5473]

@@kgmiller. I had do much fun with my jailbroken iPod 4. I eventually ended up bricking it because I downloaded a fualty boot logo tweak. I feel like buying a bad esn iPhone 7 for cheap and getting into jailbreaking again just for fun though. (I have an Android so haven't kept up with jailbreaking).

[@brainpower7627]

Because even though you have an Android, deep deep down you know you aren’t lame.

[@Ad-zu8bt]

@@brainpower7627 lol what?

[@revisibility4957]

Who’s jailbroken with unc0ver 5 right now?

[@JamesR624]

Did this guy just try to say that the big celebrity leak due to idiots having easy to guess passwords was cause of jailbreaking? Where does this guy get his sources? Most of the videos feel like they're just reading an article on wikipedia but doesn't bother to make sure the information is accurate.

[@deez_nu1s]

Sweet video, as an owner of three generation of jaibroken iPod touches, I tip my hat to you!

[@fpvdominator9563]

i loved having ti on my ipod, i bought all the perks on jetpack joyride for free. the memories from that were amazing