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MrSLML

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YouTube is currently full of videos about iOS 18 and 26 jailbreaks for iPhones. What I’m wondering, though, is whether all of these are trustworthy. For example, there’s the unc0ver jailbreak available at the .dev URL for iOS 11–14.8. Under the .vip URL, there’s another site with the same design for a jailbreak for iOS 16–26. Why isn’t that under the same URL?

The same goes for checkra1n. The .in domain for older devices and iOS 12 has been around for a long time. But there’s also a site with a .ua domain that leads to a Windows software. It all looks like the “original,” but is it really?

Then there are countless other previously unknown sites that can perform the jailbreak directly on the iPhone. What also confuses me is that after installing it, you first have to download a free game app from the App Store to complete the jailbreak.
I don't understand the point of this procedure.

I have two iOS 18.x devices that I’d like to jailbreak, but which one can you trust?
 
nahhh youtube is the worst place for learning how to jailbreak the only source i trust is ios.cfw.guide and there is NO jailbreak for ios 18 and 26 except if you have an iphone x or older
 
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Are you seriously asking if the people who are smart enough to create these jailbreaks do it because they want to "save you from Apple", or because they're going to get something from naive people wanting to save 10 bucks on pirated apps they don't need?
 
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