Ios 8.4.1 jailbreak conformed: Downgrade ASAP

For the largest duration, iOS 8.4 remained jailbreakable without Apple Inc. (NASDAQ:AAPL) releasing a patch or fix to close up the exploit. While most iOS iterations are updated just weeks after a jailbreak is released, Apple took time to patch the TaiG jailbreak. It was only until a few weeks ago that iOS 8.4.1 was released, providing a few bug fixes, but mainly to patch the exploit that made the TaiG jailbreak possible. Most of the jailbreak community holds off updating to iOS 8.4.1 or iOS 9 for fear of losing their jailbreak.

If you’ve updated to iOS 9 and the jailbreak withdrawal is finally kicking in, there may be a way for you to get your jailbreak back soon. According to a tweet by Luca Todesco, a veteran of the iOS jailbreak scene, an iOS 8.4.1 jailbreak tool has been developed. While a release date has not yet been specified, it’s expected to precede the release of an iOS 9 jailbreak by a large margin.

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Luca Todesco, also known as qwertyoruiop, has been part of the iOS jailbreak community since the times of iOS 1.1.3, which was one of the first few firmware released for the iPhone 2G. The hacker has instructed users on iOS 9 to downgrade to iOS 8.4.1 soon.

On June 16, Apple released the final version of iOS 9, following the numerous public and developer betas that had preceded it. Although a jailbreak method for iOS 9 has been discovered by "iH8sn0w," the jailbreak won’t be released before iOS 9.1 drops. The first build of iOS 9 has a plentiful supply of bugs, and releasing a jailbreak for the version will only result in Apple patching all the vulnerabilities in the iOS 9.1 release. This would result in the bug-free version of iOS 9 not being jailbreakable.

This explains why iOS 9 users have been instructed to downgrade immediately, so that they can jailbreak their devices once Todesco releases the iOS 8.4.1 jailbreak. For those looking to downgrade, here’s a tutorial on how to go back to iOS 8.4.1 from iOS 9.

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