iPhone Is it safe to use this jailbreak method to not re-sign every 7 days?

[hgrimberg]

Is it safe to use this jailbreak method so that You don't have to re-sign every 7 days? It uses this 3utool that looks like being a Chinese app: http://www.redmondpie.com/how-to-use-yalu102-ios-10.2-jailbreak-without-re-signing-every-7-days/

 

[bbrks]

Its from a very reliable source, so I would say yes. And, BTW, you don't have to re-sign every 7 days...only if after 7 days you reboot your phone.

 

[thadoggfather]

Does it work?

What is the reliable source

 

[bbrks]

Does it work?

What is the reliable source

Redmondpie

 

[hgrimberg]

Ok, the source is ok but then they tell you to use a tool called 3utool which is a Chinese program you have to install on your computer and that sounds scary.

 

[bbrks]

If you say so

 

[ross1998]

Saurik is working on a tool so that you won't "ever have to use cydia impactor after the first time". I would wait for his tool.

 

[StuMcBill]

If you ever need to resign, just set your date back to the day after you originally signed, reboot, run Yalu, jailbreak, set date back to normal, profit.

 

[hgrimberg]

If you ever need to resign, just set your date back to the day after you originally signed, reboot, run Yalu, jailbreak, set date back to normal, profit.

You mean to do this every 7 days? Originally signed when? Last 7 days?

 

[StuMcBill]

You mean to do this every 7 days? Originally signed when? Last 7 days?

I originally signed Yalu on Thursday 16th Feb, I had to reboot my device last week, and Yalu wouldn't work (past 7 days since I last signed it), I set my date on my iPad to Friday 17th Feb, rebooted and Yalu ran with no problems, jailbroke my device and I then set the date back to normal.

 

[hgrimberg]

I originally signed Yalu on Thursday 16th Feb, I had to reboot my device last week, and Yalu wouldn't work (past 7 days since I last signed it), I set my date on my iPad to Friday 17th Feb, rebooted and Yalu ran with no problems, jailbroke my device and I then set the date back to normal.

And then your jailbreak will never expire?

 

[bbrks]

Damn.....try it, nothing to lose, right?

 

[JackieInCo]

And then your jailbreak will never expire?

It will expire once again in 7 days. Really though, just don't reboot the phone or iPad. I never really have a reason to reboot.

 

[StuMcBill]

Yes it will expire, but when you next need to rejailbreak, just set your date back to the same date and rejailbreak.

 

[SoYoung]

On my 6s+ the profile is automatically deleted after 7 days for me so I don't think this method would work for me.

 

[FLYING SE7EN]

Does this method work for Mach_Portal or only Yalu?

 

[StuMcBill]

On my 6s+ the profile is automatically deleted after 7 days for me so I don't think this method would work for me.

I've never looked on my iPad for the profile after 7 days, but I've rejailbroke twice using this method.

Not sure about mach_portal I'm afraid.

 

[spinedoc77]

I originally signed Yalu on Thursday 16th Feb, I had to reboot my device last week, and Yalu wouldn't work (past 7 days since I last signed it), I set my date on my iPad to Friday 17th Feb, rebooted and Yalu ran with no problems, jailbroke my device and I then set the date back to normal.

I know you say not to reboot, but sometimes it's inevitable, especially if something crashes. Definitely appreciate the tip though, it's nice to have something you can execute in the field if you don't have a PC on you.

 

[StuMcBill]

The method I'm quoting works solely on your device.