How long does exploiting limera1n

I didn't use limra1n. Like I said, I used Redsnow rc Redsnow still uses Limera1ns exploit and it is shown during the jailbreak process so it was getting stuck on that specific part of the jailbreak.

What windows operating system are you using? I had the same problem DFU mode isn't working for me, 2nd attempt made the phone unresponsive until I rebooted.

Simon Superbad Modder-ator. Running it in windows xp compatibility mode usually does the trick regarding this issue. Fix Error Forum Rules.

Sup guys!? He stresses that the exploit is still a beta release, which means rough edges may get smoothed over with future releases. By releasing his exploit first, Geohot has thrown down the gauntlet to the iPhone hacking community — potentially forcing other groups to finalize their own exploits soon. The iPhone Dev team is currently recommending that users wait for its Shatter exploit to be released, Engadget reports.

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Apple thankfully enabled sideloading for "free" developer accounts, and someone released AltStore a distribution method for the Delta game emulator yesterday [1]. Wowfunhappy on Sept 28, root parent next [—]. But you usually have a three app limit and need to reinstall every seven days. You forget call recording. Do confirm there's actually software to do this before you Jailbreak unless you plan to code it yourself. I'm not personally aware of anything. There was last time I checked.

Yeah thats really annoying. Why does that even happen? What do you propose a "stay on 4G" option would do when the device loses 4G coverage? Drop signal altogether? Albeit less optimally. I have had similar problems. The algorithm they use is not perfect.

My Nexus One used to fall back to 2G whenever my 3G got below like two bars, it was so annoying. And also there would be a temporary outage while it switched.

I eventually learned how to hard disable 2G, and service improved greatly, because even one bar of 3G was better than 2G.

Despite this my iPhone will randomly decide to downgrade to 3G. It should just aggressively try to reconnect. A discrete icon about 3G network availability should be shown. A press on the 3G icon would enable temporary 3G roaming.

Hence my strong leanings toward jailbreaing. Otherwise, agree! It's really a big achievement. I'm very confused. On one hand, the tweet claims to have a bootrom exploit. On the other hand, the fifth tweet in the chain talks about an iBoot vulnerability that got patched in ios12 beta[1].

It does. Comex himself has spoken! It turns out I definitely didn't understand it correctly. Thanks for the clarification! Do you have iBoot's source code from the leak a while back? If I've understood this correctly, it was an iBoot vulnerability enabling the exploitation of the BootROM vulnerability untethered without connecting to a computer again.

Since the iBoot vulnerability is patched, the phone has to be connected to a computer every time to boot if there has been any tinkering custom FW or any change in boot sequence.