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The SE shipped with 9.3 installed. Did you upgrade to 9.3.4 or higher?
As for the iOS 10 jailbreak, I wouldn't count on it. If it does release in a month, great. But nobody knows when.
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iOS 10 jailbreak (when it happens)
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The SE shipped with 9.3 installed. Did you upgrade to 9.3.4 or higher?
As for the iOS 10 jailbreak, I wouldn't count on it. If it does release in a month, great. But nobody knows when.
never bothered with 9.3 jailbreak since it was tethered, it's either full or none for me.
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10 has been jailbreaked since the first beta
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10 has been jailbreaked since the first beta
Thank you. I stand corrected. Haven't been following the jailbreak community since years. I just picked up on the fact that the last jailbreak was really painful.
Half the time, these devs just show that they have the iOS version jailbroken just to show off and have no intention of ever releasing it. This is why you never get your hopes up.
On the current semi tethered jb it doesn't put you in a Boot loop but screws up the jb permanently and needs a restore to jb again.
Don't advise people to do erase all on jb devices period.
You want to risk it then go for it.
Don't advise people to do erase all on jb devices period.
You want to risk it then go for it.
On the contrary, it's one of the easiest jailbreaks ever, and only one of a very few not requiring a computer.
Also, it's rather convenient to be able to boot into an non-jailbroken mode without having to boot into safe mode (by holding volume button down during the boot).
Really?! I've been reading on here that the 9.3.3 jail break took much longer to arrive due to various technical issues. Couldn't be bothered to look into the issues myself though.
I think that is dependent on your perspective and your situation.
For me, it's highly inconvenient. Unless I had the one year certificate I'd have to redo the cert every week. Bothersome.
Next, I have Activator reboot my phone ever morning. When I boot up I am jailbroken. I only have to respring because iBlacklist requires it and they give you a dialogue for it right on the lockscreen.
Having to unlock and re-jailbreak every morning would also get old very quickly for me.
For those who rarely reboot and have limited computer access this JB is great. Just not the case for me.
The only thing "painful" about it was the wait, which was brutal.
The jailbreak itself is one of the best ever as far as ease, convenience, and lack of bugs is concerned. The "hassle" of being semi-tethered has been way overblown IMO.
You are one of the very few that keeps preaching this "best ever JB" "lack of bugs" and similar nonsense.
We have dozens of threads popping up here daily with people randomly losing this semi tethered JB, getting stuck having to restore and not be able to do the daily JB process and countless of other issues also tons of Reddit posters.
Glad that you're happy with it but let's not get crazy. Reality is this JB is full of issues and problems from day one and a bunch of hoops to jump through. It's pretty much the worst JB I ever came across since 2007.
It's something I would advise anyone to not bother with.
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Not only did you misquote me (I never wrote "best ever"), your assertion that "dozens of threads pop up here daily" is the only "nonsense" that I see.
I have been following this sub forum since its inception, and every jailbreak has had its share of people posting about issues. Name one that hasn't.
For me and the other 10 people whose devices I have jailbroken on 9.3.X using the one-year certificate, we have had virtually zero issues. We should probably start a lottery ticket pool since we're so unbelievably lucky! ;-)
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Look again. There's way too many issues with this 9.3.3 jb.
I don't see you posting on the threads where people lost their jailbreak telling them how great and hassle free it is.
To be fair I have been running the safari download jailbreak on my Air 2 from day one and the o my problem was when I pull down the notification it wouldn't open but this was sorted out the next day.
I have several times turned my iPad off and had to run the jailbreak app again to re jailbreak and other than the dock reverting to the standard amount of apps it was perfect.
Consider yourself lucky.
The particular jb is very unstable.
Many others experiences are plagued with problems.
Yes, it took very long for it to arrive, but once it arrived, it was one of the easiest jailbreaks ever.....That is even the original Chinese app on windows. I don't even speak Chinese, but the "click flow" just felt natural, click the box that looked right. Now, you don't even need that app, by using the various methods available.
I have experienced almost no issues with the jailbreak so far. There is an occasional random reboot, but nothing like the 9.0.2 or earlier jailbreaks.
I think the people that have the most issues, are the people who install the most tweaks. Just be careful what you install, and don't try to be the "guy with the most tweaks."
The more tweaks that you install, the more likely it is that they will conflict with each other.
I even have MyWi working, although there have been many complaints of it not working. I do get a SecurityD crash report, each time I enable or disable it, but it does work.
I think being careful and having a plan when things don't go right is probably the best idea here.
I have 206 tweaks installed. I am on the iOS 9.0.2 jailbreak. I jailbroke the evening it was released. I had ONE reboot a day or two later and it was while I was holding my device in my hands after having installed Activator.
I did not suffer BLoD and my jailbreak has been extremely stable.
I have a rule. If I install it and my battery gets hit or it starts doing wierd stuff it doesn't matter how much I like it or how much I paid for it - it gets removed. A tweak that causes a respring or bootloop gets ONE chance for being fixed and then I remove it.
So far, it's kept me pretty safe.
By the way, 206 tweaks - no lag.
Some are iWidgets, some are themes and some have to do with the jailbreak and tweak support. The tweak that makes the count unfortunately does not differentiate.
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20 Second Lockscreen - 1.2-6
3D Touch Notifications - 1.0.3
3G Unrestrictor 5 (iOS 9/8/7) - 5.9.1-1
7-zip (POSIX) - 4.57-3p
AboutMore - 1.1
ActIf - 1.2-1
Activate Link - 1.4.1-1
Activator - 1.9.11~beta2
adv-cmds - 119-6
AlarmControl - 1.3-1
Alkaline - 1.3
AllowNestedFolders - 0.0.1-1
AlwaysFirstSwipe - 1.5
Anchor - 2.0.4
Android L Ringtones - 1.0
App Admin - 1.0r-61
Appendix - 1.1.2
AppInfo - 1.6.2
Apple File Conduit "2" - 1.2
Apple Watch "Simple" - 1.0h1
Apple Watch "Chronograph" - 1.0h1
Apple Watch Weather for LockHTML - 1.0h1
AppList - 1.5.13
APT 0.6 Transitional - 1:0-23
APT 0.7 (apt-key) - 0.7.25.3-3
APT 0.7 Strict - 0.7.25.3-8
APT 0.7 Strict (lib) - 0.7.25.3-14
Ask Assistant - 1.1.0-1
AssistantExtensions - 1.0.2-184-1
AttachmentFlow - 1.1.5-9
Attachments+ for Mail - 2.0-5
AutoBrightness - 1.3.0-2
Base Structure - 1-4
basic-cmds - 48-2p
Berkeley DB - 4.6.21-5
BetterShutdown - 0.9.2
BetterWiFi7 (iOS 7 & iOS 8) - 1.0.1.2
BigBoss Icon Set - 1.0
BioProtect - 1.9-135
blackout - 2.2
Bluetooth Name in Settings - 1.1
Bourne-Again SHell - 4.0.44-16
Bridge - 1.3.1
Browser Changer - 1.17-1
BytaFont 3 - 3.1.5
bzip2 - 1.0.5-8
CallBar (iOS 9/8/7) - 1.3-52
CalSwitch9 - 1.0.0~beta9
CameraTweak 4 (iOS 9) - 0.9.4
CandleLight - 0.1-1
CellularInfo - 1.0
Cephei - 1.9
Check - 1.0.9.5-1
Circular Battery - 1.2.1
Clear Sans Font - 3.0
ClearLockNotifications - 2.4-1
ClipShot - 0.4.3-1
Cloaky - 3.1.2
Clock Delete - 1.0-2
CocoaTop - 2.0.0-309
Copic 2 - 1.0.2
Copic For CallBar 2 - 1.0.1
Core Utilities - 8.12-12p
Core Utilities (/bin) - 8.12-9
Cou - 1.0-4
CrashReporter - 1.14.0-1
CustomCover - 1.7.1
CustomCover Default Themes - 1.0-1
Cydia Installer - 1.1.26
Cydia Substrate - 0.9.6301
Cydia Timeout - 2.0.1
Cydia Translations - 1.1.12
Darwin Tools - 1-5
DataMeter - 1.3-7
DataMonitor - 2.3
Debian Packager - 1.14.25-10
Debian Utilities - 3.3.3ubuntu1-1p
DetailedBatteryUsage - 1.1.1
Diff Utilities - 2.8.1-6
DimMe - 1.2.1
DisAlarm FlipSwitch - 1.0.0~beta6
DisAlarm9 - 1.0.0~beta4
diskdev-cmds - 421.7-4
Display Recorder - 1.3.22~beta1
DNSCrypt - 1.6.1
DopeCorners - 0.1
EarphoneStatusBar - 0.0.4
Eclipse 3 (iOS 9) - 3.0.5-1
EqualizerEverywhere - 1.5.9.2
Erica Utilities - 1:0.4.2
EVELYN's Repo Icons - 1.0
EW10.iWidget - 1.0
EW12.iWidget - 1.0
EW18.iWidget - 1.0
EW23.iWidget - 1.0
EW24.iWidget - 1.0
EW5.iWidget - 1.0
EW8.iWidget - 1.0
f.lux - 0.9986
f.lux Flipswitch - 0.5
Fascy - 1.0.1-2
Fenrir Weather iWidget - 1.0
file-cmds - 220.7-3
Find Utilities - 4.2.33-7
Firewall iP7 (iOS 7+) - 1.21
Flat Notes - 1.0-10
Flex 2 - 2.0
Flexy iWidget - 1.1
FlipControlCenter - 1.0.3
Flipswitch - 1.0.14
FlipWid9et - 1.0
FolderEnhancer (iOS 7/8/9) - 2.11.0
Forecast for iOS 7/8/9 - 3.4
Front HDR - 1.3-3
FTAdjust - 1.0-4
Gawk - 3.1.6-2p
Glances - 1.0.3
GlancesAirGlance - 1.0
GNU Cryptography - 1.4.0-2p
GNU Privacy Guard - 1.4.8-4
GnuPG Errors - 1.6-2p
Grayscale Flipswitch - 0.0.1-2
grep - 2.5.4-3
GuizmoDNS - 1.1.0
gzip - 1.6-7
HardwareSpecs - 0.0.1
hid-support - 1.3.1-1
iBlacklist - 9.3
iBlank for iOS 7 and iOS8 - 5.1
iCleaner Pro - 7.5.6
IconSupport - 1.9.4-4
IfFound Lite - 1.0.5-10
iFile - 2.2.0-1
Imperial March - 1.0
insanelyi Setup - 1.5-22
iOS Firmware - 9.0.2
iPhone Firmware (/sbin) - 0-1
iTransmission - 5.40
iWidget Pack 6 by June - 1.1
iWidgets - 1.3.0
iWidgets Pack Sch 3 - 1.0
iWidgets PackS - 1.3
KarenLocalizer - 1.0
KarenPrefs - 1.0.1
KillBackground9 - 1.0.2
LBI 6+ - 0.1
libaiml - 0.0.1-2
libarrays - 1.0.3
libcolorpicker - 1.6-1
libcrashreport - 1.1.0-1
libdisplaystack - 2.1-2
libfinder - 1.2-4
libpackageinfo - 1.1.0.1-1
libPassword - 2.2.0-2
libstatusbar - 1:0.9.9.0-1
libsymbolicate - 1.9.0-1
libTraverse - 1.0.2-1
libzip - 0.11.2
Link Identity Editor - 1:1.2.1
LockHTML4 - 1.1.1-1
LockPages - 1.5.2
LockScreenGestureCleanUp - 0.5-1
Login - 1.0.4
LS Barebones - Tiny Mod - 1.6
LS EW42 - 1.0
LS EW66_(N) - 1.0
LZMA Utils - 4.32.7-5
Mail Labeler 9 - 1.0.0~beta10
mDNSResponder - 171.4-1p
Message Id - 1.2.2
MessageMarkdown - 1.2
Messages (iOS 8 & 9) - 1.3.1~beta1
Messages Customizer Pro - 1.3.0
MessageTabs - 1.0.1
MessageTypingIndicators - 1.0-1
Meteor - 1.1.2
mikoto - 3.0.8
Mobius - 1.2.4
Monochrome - 1.0
MouseSupport - 1:1.0
Moveable9 - 1.0.0~beta20
Music Box - 2.2.6
Mutiny - 1.0
NC Style iWidget (ios 7 GPS) - 1.6-5
Netatalk 3.x (iOS 8 ready) - 3.1.7-4
Netatalk 3.x Switch (iOS 8 ready) - 0.1-4
Network Commands - 307.0.1-7
New Curses - 5.7-15
Nitrous - 2.5-6
NO PLS RECOVERY - 2.1
NoBlackFlicker - 1.0
NoBlur - 1.5.1
NotesCreationDate - 1.0
NoWakeOnRinger - 1.0
Open Sans Font - 3.0
Open Sans Light Font - 3.0
OpenNotifier Black&White Icon Pack - 1.1
OpenNotifier Flat Icon Pack - 5.0.3
OpenNotifier Plus Pack for Many Kinds of App - 2.1.1
OpenNotifier Premium Pack - 1.3.1
OpenNotifier9 - tateu - 2.5.0~beta13
OpenNotifier9 Count Icons - tateu - 1.0.0
OpenSSH - 6.7p1-13
OpenSSL - 0.9.8zg-13
Original Fonts iOS 9.x - 1.0
PalBreak - 1.1
Palert - 1.0.7
PAM (Apple) - 32.1-4
PAM Modules - 36.1-5
Pangu 9.0-9.1 Untether - 1.3
ParallaxGone - 1.0-2
Patcyh - 1.2.0
pcre - 8.30-6
PhotoAlbums+ for iOS 9 and iPhone/iPod - 1.2.0.0
PhotoTorch - 1.6.1
pincrush - 0.9.2-1
PkgBackup - 8.5.3
Popcorn Time - 0.1-1
Postman - 0.1.1
PowerBanners - 0.0.1-51
PowerPLAY - 1.0.1-1
PreferenceLoader - 2.2.4~alpha1
Prime - 1.0
Profile Directory - 0-2
ProTube - 1.12.1
Pull To Dismiss - 1.0.1
Push for Gmail - 1.134
PushPrivacy - 0.1
QRC - 1.1.5~beta2
Quick Send - 0.0.1
readline - 6.0-8
Record 'n' Torch - 1.7.5
Remote Messages (iOS 9) - 3.2.1
Remove Badges - 1.7-1
RespringProgress - 1.1-1
RevealNC 9 - 0.0.1
Ringer Events for Activator - 0.1-1
RocketBootstrap - 1.0.4
ScreenLock - 1.2.1
sed - 4.1.5-8
Send As SMS Flipswitch - 0.0.1
SendPercentage - 1.0
Sharelock - 0.2
shell-cmds - 118-7
Signal 2 - 2.0.10-1
SmartBanners - 0.0.1-21
Source Sans Pro Font - 3.0
SpotlightBeGone - 2.1
SpringBoardAccess - 0.3-5
Springtomize 3 (iOS 9/8/7) - 1.4.5-1
Square3DMenu - 0.0.1-1
SquareSwitcher9 - 0.0.1-1
Stripe - 0.3
Substrate Safe Mode - 0.9.5000
Sudo - 1.6.9p12-4p
SwipeToDeleteContact - 1.0.5
system-cmds - 433.8-14
Tape Archive - 1.19-9
TapToScroll for Activator - 1.2
TechSupport Framework - 1.5.0.1-1
TetherMe for iOS 9 & 8 - 1.1.1-1
TetherStatus - 2.2-1
TimeUntilAlarm - 1.1.10
ToneEnabler - 1.1r-14
TransparentCameraBar - 1.7.3
Traverse - 1.3.2
tsProtector 8+ (iOS 9 & 8) - 1.2.0-20
Tweak Count 2 - 1.0.1
uasharedtools - 2.1r-29
UAUnbox - 0.0.2-1
UIKit Tools - 1.1.12
unrar - 3.6.8-2p
unzip - 5.52-5p
US Carrier Logos Zeppelin - 1.0
Veency - 0.9.3500
VintageSwitcher - 1.0.5
Volume Mixer 2 (iOS 9) - 1.1.0-6
Watchdog Pro - 1.0.2
Weather Widget Prelude - 1.1.1
WeeLoader - 1.4-4
Wethr - 1.0-1
WinterBoard - 0.9.3919
WizLib - 1.6.2
XSignal - 0.1-1
Zeppelin - 2.1.1-1
zip - 2.32-5p
Haha, a tweak to count your tweaks. That’s a nice one. I just installed it, I have 70.
I am sure that you have good purpose for all of your tweaks, but I know there are some that just try to install everything they can find.
I wish I was still on 9.0.2... I had very little trouble with that one, just an occasional random reboot, but I think that was a 9.0.2 issue, and not caused by the jailbreak.
Damn dude, that's it?
You need to install a few more tweaks.
That's not enough hacks, you're pretty much stock
LOL!!!!Damn dude, that's it?
You need to install a few more tweaks.
That's not enough hacks, you're pretty much stock
I'm working on it!
I've risked it. I've done it. Several times. It does not "screw up" the jailbreak because this jailbreak does not change anything in the initial boot sequence, so there wouldn't be anything TO mess up by doing an "erase all & restore". Not to say it isn't quirk free. Though I've never had any problems restoring on device on any iPhone, for some reason if you do it on an iPad Pro, the bug of not installing Cydia ever will return. So don't do this on an iPad Pro. So far no problem on an iPhone.