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php111

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A question: I have a 3 year old iPhone 4 and it is broke as in a hardware failure. The carrier is Verizon Wireless and they will swap out the iPhone 4, but it will most likely be the latest iOS version, the question is since I previously had a jailbreak on the iPhone in the past, will I be able to jailbreak the new iPhone 4?
 
I believe iPhone 4 is jailbreakable on any iOS version. The question is just whether it will be tether or untether. Right now you can use pangu and untether. Before there was geeksnow that was a tethered iOS 7.1 jailbreak
 
pretty sure iPhone 4 is untether jail breakable on any firmware it was ever on, accept maybe one or 2 iOS 4 versions.. witch I'm sure it won't have 😀
 
pretty sure iPhone 4 is untether jail breakable on any firmware it was ever on, accept maybe one or 2 iOS 4 versions.. witch I'm sure it won't have 😀



aPple nErd:

Does that also apply for the 4S? Or just the original 4?
 
right now you can basically buy any iOS device and have an untethered JB on the latest ios 7.1.2
 
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