9.0 jailbreak a given?

[sudbury78]

Being potentially time to make the switch to apple I want too and have too jailbreak. Is there any concern that a jailbreak for 9.0 won't and can't happen? Has the history of ios and jailbreak had a time when it was hard to achieve like some android phones being able to achieve root? I am contemplating buying a 6 plus now but am scared I'll have to have the 6s+ but fear no jailbreak.

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[kch50428]

It's not a given until it's jailbroken... It could be weeks to months after iOS9 goes public when a jailbreak is available.

 

[eyesopen1111]

Given the long history of successful jailbreaking, I'd say that it?s more a question of when, not if, a new jailbreak would be available. Usually, a jailbreak is ready soon after a new version of iOS is released (even same day!), though sometimes it takes a little while.

I wouldn?t be too concerned at all that an unbreakable iOS version might spoil our fun.

 

[Shawn Schrader]

ive pretty much given up on jail breaking. the amount of space it uses is ridiculous. i run all cache and junk cleaners daily and i end up when i check n itunes. documents and data and the other section totals almost 3 gb. without jail break its barely 1.2gb.

 

[3cit]

It is most definitely not a given.
I'd say that we are getting closer to an unjailbroken iOS every update.
Ios9 is a big change in the way iOS does things.

 

[sudbury78]

That scares me. Correct me if I'm wrong, but once we download ios 9 it's impossible to go back to 8.? Right?

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[eyesopen1111]

Relax. Jailbreaking has been around forever, and Apple has never, ever, stopped the phenomena for very long. Given the mechanics of jailbreaking, with so many talented hackers working to jailbreak a rapidly developing iOS platform, I just don?t buy the idea that there won?t be jailbreaking available for iOS 9.

 

[kch50428]

once we download ios 9 it's impossible to go back to 8.? Right?

There is a short time when a new iOS comes out that Apple still signs the last release of the previous version - maybe for a day or several... once Apple stops signing that last prior version when the new iOS comes out - there's no going back.

 

[Spencerdl]

One of the main reasons I would "JailBreak" is to get rid of the "shaded bottom" dock. I emailed Apple concerning the shaded dock and if there could be an option to to remove it. If you would like to voice your opinion here's the link ....
https://www.apple.com/feedback/#mn_p

 

[Shawn Schrader]

is there any method to reduce the amount of space taken up by jail breaking ? that is only reason i jail break get rid of the dock.

 

[3cit]

is there any method to reduce the amount of space taken up by jail breaking ? that is only reason i jail break get rid of the dock.

Restore as new every time you jailbreak.
Then run Icleaner when you are jailbroken

 

[Shawn Schrader]

I did that only gets rid of so much of it. Always end up round 3 gigs


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