It wasn’t very long ago that we talked about a relatively new piece of sideloading software called SideStore, which strives to be more of an untethered sideloading experience than the already ever popular AltStore software.
You may recall that back in mid-June, we reported on what was being touted as an entirely new TrollStore installation method for all devices running iOS & iPadOS 17.0. This method, which has yet to be released, is specifically intended for iOS & iPadOS 17.0, and is not compatible with any other version of iOS & iPadOS 17.x.
iOS & iPadOS 18 were only just recently announced at WWDC 2024, and this has had a tremendous impact on the jailbreaking world since we’ve been able to see just how many ideas Apple has taken to call its own.
In a bout of potential good news for iOS & iPadOS 17.0 users — specifically 17.0, and not any other version of iOS & iPadOS 17 — it seems that a method to install TrollStore has been uncovered.
Early Sunday morning, we reported on a rumor about iOS & iPadOS 18 potentially adding a new feature that would force Home Screen app icons to dynamically change their appearance with the user-selected Light Mode or Dark Mode setting.
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Apple on Tuesday stopped signing iOS & iPadOS 17.5, just over a week after releasing iOS & iPadOS 17.5.1 to fix a frustrating bug where iPhone or iPad users may sometimes find deleted photographs surfacing in their Photos app.
iOS 17.5.1 brings an emergency fix for a bug causing deleted iPhone and iPad photos to reappear, sometimes years after being deleted.
Delta, the insanely popular emulator app for iPhones and iPads that recently became available in the App Store following an Apple policy change, received an important update on Friday to keep the app’s developer out of some legal hot water…
Just yesterday, following Apple’s release of iOS & iPadOS 17.5, security researcher Meysam Firouzi (@RootkitSMM) took to X (formerly Twitter) and said that they planned to publish a proof of concept (PoC) for a kernel vulnerability impacting iOS & iPadOS 17.4.1 and older dubbed CVE-2024-27804.
Apple on Monday released iOS & iPadOS 17.5, with a substantial part of that update incorporating a handful of security patches. At the very top of Apple’s “About the security content of iOS 17.5 and iPadOS 17.5” web page is CVE-2024-27804, a peculiar kernel vulnerability in AppleAVD which had the potential impact of an app being able to execute arbitrary code with kernel privileges.
iOS 17.5, iPadOS 17.5 and watchOS 10.5 arrived on May 13, 2024. Download the updates on your iPhone, iPad and Apple Watch to get the latest features.