How To Jailbreak iPhone With Latest iOS 6.1

Well, if you use any of the iPhone or iPad, you will be relieved to know that earlier this week the untethered jailbreak for the latest iOS 6.1 was released. Now, users of the new iOS version can jailbreak their devices with the help of the Evasi0n Jailbreak tool. So, right now all the devices running on the latest iOS version can be jailbroken and untethered as well.

I know most of you have been waiting for a very long time to get it and now it’s here. So, without further delay we tell you how to do it on your device. First of all we suggest you to make a complete backup of all your files and other things you don’t want to lose.

Method

First of all you will have to download the newly released Evasi0n tool, For Windows, Mac and Linux from these links. You should also keep in mind that your device is running on the latest iOS 6.1. Of course it works on older iOS 6 but still Evasi0n recommends users to download iOS 6.1 for better experience. While you are downloading iOS 6.1, we suggest you to update your device via iTunes instead of OTA update. With the help of the iOS 6.1 update you will be able to fully enjoy all the features offered by the untethered jailbreak from Evasi0n.

Also, you will need to disable any pass code you have set on your device before starting the process. Now, turn off iTunes or Xcode, if running on your computer and after that run the Evasi0n Jailbreak tool on your computer.

After that you will have to connect your device to your PC via cable and let the jailbreak tool recognize your device. After that press the button saying Jailbreak and let it run through the process. Meanwhile, don’t touch the computer or the device and let it run. After that you will see a Jailbreak named app on the homescreen of your iOS device.

After running this app, the screen of your device will go black and after a while it will come back. Now, the Evasi0n tool on your PC will say that Jailbreak is complete but your device will reboot a few times to complete the process. That’s it; your iOS 6.1 powered device is now completely jailbroken.