iOS Jailbreak (iPhone, iPad, iPod Touch, Apple TV)

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Hey everyone! I noticed some users were interested in a GUI for turdus_m3rula, and since I had the same need, I ended up creating one. It supports all functions and platforms, and it's built with Python. You can find it on GitHub at 

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UIScroller is a tweak to automatically scroll any views, for example you can use this tweak to scroll Twitter/X feed automatically, and it works on any user installed app. Support iOS 14 or newer (built for rootful, rootless and roothide).

What's new?

  • Added a new auto-disable scrolling feature (after X minutes)
  • Added a new slow speed to the auto-scrolling
  • Added support for roothide

Information

Download: Releases

Source code: UIScroller

Repository: apt.iamdega.com

Future tweak, update and more will be posted on my X / Twitter

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Hi everyone,

I’m a veteran here, and it’s sad to see how this subreddit has turned into a defeatist echo chamber and an online graveyard. Every few weeks someone posts a shitty eulogy for jailbreaking, about how great it used to be, how Apple locked everything up, how the devs left, and how we should all just move on and accept iOS as it is.

But Jailbreaking DOESN’T have to die.

It’s obvious Apple has gotten much more advanced with every update, and their security vulnerabilities have become basically nonexistent. Many developers burnt out or even got “hired” by Apple. But we need to look deeper because this wasn’t just security measures. It was psychological warfare on Apple’s part. Apple didn’t just patch exploits, but they approached the situation so surgically and strategically, as they do all things. They actually made people stop trying. They added just the bare minimum of “customization” (widgets, lock screens, some app management) to make the average user feel like they didn’t need to jailbreak.

They patched security vulnerabilities at record speed. Then they incentivized our brilliant developers who used to build tweaks and turned iOS into a system so tightly locked down that most users forgot what true customization felt and looked like. I’ll never forget how good it felt to jailbreak back then, I’m sure many of you won’t as well. That’s why I was surprised to see most of you bought into it. You all let them convince people that jailbreaking had no future. Then we all gave up, stopped building and so on. But the reason to jailbreak today is still just as valid it always was. The bare minimum of customization is not even allowed.

• Apple still won’t let you rename apps.
• You still can’t fully theme your device.
• You still can’t map gestures, change system fonts, or build a Control Center that looks and functions how you want.
• You still can’t make your phone really feel like yours, unless you jailbreak.

Jailbreaking has always been about freedom, creativity, and expression. That hasn’t changed. What did change is how many people stopped caring enough to push forward. This subreddit has become a place of nostalgia instead of innovation. Instead of saying “how can we make it better again?”, most people just sit back and complain about how it died. The truth is, jailbreaking didn’t die but the effort behind it did. The only way it comes back is if people care enough to rebuild the culture behind it from the ground up.

That being said- if you’re a developer, start experimenting again. If you’re a user, speak the hell up somehow about what jailbreaking meant to you- or what it could still mean. Developers, tweak creators, repo owners, show your ideas, mockups, themes, or tweak concepts. Start pushing the page forward again.

We don’t need to recreate the past. We need to redefine what jailbreaking could look like now. It never died, it was always just waiting for people to care again.

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The original was posted on /r/jailbreak by /u/AlfieCG on 2025-03-29 23:27:36+00:00.


turdus merula is a tool capable of performing restores (tethered and untethered) while retaining SEP functionality. This means that passcode, Touch ID, WiFi and anything else involving SEP will work as intended.

The tool supports all A9(X) and A10(X) devices with the following restore options:

* Tethered - iOS 9.0 - 18.3.2

* Untethered - iOS 9.0 - 18.4 with SHSH2 blobs (iOS 16.0+ requires a valid Cryptex1 ticket)

A guide to saving Cryptex1 blobs can be found at the following link (the guide is in Japanese):

If there is a better guide posted, I will update this post accordingly.

Notes:

  1. There have been a few issues with certain beta builds (especially .0 betas). Please report this and any other issues, providing as much information as you can, to .
  2. iOS 10 restores on devices with the MDM9645 baseband (iPhone 7, iPad Pro 2017) will not be able to activate, due to the baseband firmware not working correctly on these versions. This issue may not affect all iPhone 7s and iPad Pro 2017 models, but it is actively being looked into.
  3. Restoring to factory firmware with factory blobs may require a tethered restore beforehand.

Future plans include:

* Support for tethered restores on iOS 18.4+

* Support for using checkra1n/palera1n with tethered downgrades

* Support for A7 and A8 devices

* Fix for MDM9645 baseband devices

turdus medula will always be free - if you’ve paid for this software, you’ve been scammed. Download this tool for free at .

Guide to usage:

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Thank you to everyone that has taken the time to write this stuff and do the sofware.

following these instructions and trying to do jailbreak and install software its not easy.

apple says they are a responsible company and they think of the environment.

I have a perfectly good working ipad that i just use for youtube and they want me to scrap it and buy another one.

what a lie.

I am upset.

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This is pretty niche, but since there is no shortcuts CLI tool on iOS, I figured I'd post about this here in case anyone needs it.

shortcut-sign is a open-source cli tool that can sign shortcuts, extract unsigned shortcuts from signed shortcuts, verify the signature of signed shortcuts (not yet complete), extract auth data from signed shortcuts, see signed shortcut information, and resign shortcuts. It works cross-platform, but up until now I've only provided pre-compiled binaries for macOS and Linux.

shortcut-sign signs shortcuts using extracted Apple ID Auth Data and private keys. To obtain these from a jailbroken device, use appleid-key-dumper, which writes them to /var/mobile/Documents/appleid-key-dumper. You don't have to use your dumped apple id keys with the iOS shortcut-sign, you can also provide them to your Linux machine and use them on there.

Currently only tested on rootful since I don't have a rootless jailbroken iOS device, but everything is open source and can be compiled for rootless if needed. Feel free to PR rootless support if you want.

I have also provided the brains of shortcut-sign, libshortcutsign, on my repo for other developers to use as well. The Apple Archive parsing library libNeoAppleArchive is also on my repo for the same reason.

Current commands:

sign - Allows you to sign an unsigned shortcut.

extract - Allows you to extract an unsigned shortcut from a signed shortcut.

verify - Allows you to verify the signature of a contact-signed shortcut; not yet complete, only partially verifies aea prologue and no CMS yet but does verify the certificate chain in the auth data.

auth- Allows you to extract the auth data from a signed shortcut.

resign - Allows you to resign an already signed shortcut.

info - Log info about signed shortcut's signing chain.

Both the CLI tool and the library are fully open source under MIT.

Repo: 

Free & open source under MIT, you can find the source here: 

Special Note: I am also currently looking into LetMePass 1.5 issues. I am aware PoomSmart has released YouTube Legacy which does have a better fix than LetMePass for YouTube's changes, which I recommend switching to in the meantime, but some things are still broken in it which I want to look into and see if I can fix. Be aware this may take a while, just an fyi.

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