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7.1.2 Jailbreak (Still Works)
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Today (06-30-2014) Apple released the firmware 7.1.2:

  • Improves iBeacon connectivity and stability
  • Fixes a bug with data transfer for some third-party accessories, including bar code scanners
  • Corrects an issue with data protection class of Mail attachments


This firmware CAN still be jailbroken. If you wish to update to 7.1.2, you will need to re-jailbreak using the NEWEST Pangu-1.1.0.





Here is the download links and tutorial for jailbreaking 7.1.2.



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How to Jailbreak


1. Click "Jailbreak"
2. Set time & date to June 1st 2014
3. Open Pangu app on iPod/iPhone




Proof

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DiamondJack0 (07-01-2014)
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I'm still on 7.1, is there any real decent benefits of updating my firmware? Or have you found that its exactly the same?

When i mean benefits, does it run faster or save battery or anything?
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Zips wrote I'm still on 7.1, is there any real decent benefits of updating my firmware? Or have you found that its exactly the same?

When i mean benefits, does it run faster or save battery or anything?


No benefits whatsoever.
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jxremiah wrote
Zips wrote I'm still on 7.1, is there any real decent benefits of updating my firmware? Or have you found that its exactly the same?

When i mean benefits, does it run faster or save battery or anything?


No benefits whatsoever.


Thanks, i appreciate it. I'll stay at this firmware :-)
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Zips wrote I'm still on 7.1, is there any real decent benefits of updating my firmware? Or have you found that its exactly the same?

When i mean benefits, does it run faster or save battery or anything?

I just upated and re-jailbroke about 30 minutes ago. So far I have not noticed a difference really. If I were you, I'd just stay at 7.1 if nothing is causing you problems.
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Is there a link to a jailbreak for iOS 7.1.1, and does jailbreaking take any space?
edit: Nevermind, found a link, please answer my other question
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mathreconnect wrote Is there a link to a jailbreak for iOS 7.1.1, and does jailbreaking take any space?
edit: Nevermind, found a link, please answer my other question

Jailbreaking CAN take space yes. The more stuff you download from Cydia, the more space you use.
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