On Friday, we showed our readers the brand-new TrollStore perma-signing utility by iOS developer opa334 for jailbroken iOS & iPadOS 14.0-14.8.1 devices and non-jailbroken iOS & iPadOS 15.0-15.1.1 devices. Since the initial release, TrollStore has received a bevy of small, albeit important updates that you won’t want to miss if you’ve started using it.
Making good use of bugs discovered in Apple’s iPhone and iPad mobile operating systems, iOS developer opa334 on Friday released a new utility for sideloading and permanently signing any .ipa file(s) that the user wants. They’re calling the aforementioned utility TrollStore.
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Just this week, Hyperixa released a neat little app called IPSW, which could be used to see if a particular iPhone or iPad firmware version was being signed by Apple at the time of checking. The IPSW app was first made available for jailbroken iPhones and iPads via package managers such as Cydia, Sileo, and Zebra.
One thing jailbreakers and jailbreak hopefuls must pay close attention to is their handset’s firmware. Apple intently unsigns older versions of iOS and iPadOS to prevent users from downgrading to them from newer versions — an effort that makes jailbreaking more difficult as Apple pushes software updates frequently to patch the bugs and exploits used by jailbreak tools.
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Sideloady, a popular alternative to AltStore for sideloading apps on iPhones and iPads, has received an update to version 0.26.3 that might be of interest to existing users.
There has been a lot of hype surrounding Zhuowei Zhang’s recently-released PoC because it allows apps to be signed on a device indefinitely.
A newer feature of the AltStore sideloading platform for iPhone and iPad is the ability to use trusted sources in the AltStore app to find and install sought after software that will likely never be present in Apple’s App Store because of its rules and restrictions.