Although it was quite clear that Apple it won't wait long and will try to block the way for users with jailbroken devices to newer versions of the system iOS, we expected it to do so already in the recently released update iOS 6.1.2. NestHello and Apple patched his system's security holes up to v the second beta versions upcoming update 6.1.3, which should see an official release in the coming weeks. The fact itself was discovered over the weekend by the hacker planetbeing from the evad3rs team, which is behind the new jailbreak utility.
David Wang decided to try out a new test setup this past weekend iOS 6.1.3 beta 2, which Apple released on Thursday last week. At the time we informed you about the release of this version, we could not yet confirm whether the new patch is compatible with the jailbreak, but after the weekend a message arrives from the hacker informing that Apple fixed at least one of the five bugs in his mobile OS, preventing jailbreak creators from making a new version of it, at least for now. However, it already indicates that sa Apple decided to give the hackers a red light, but Wanga is surprised that while in the past it took the company only 3.0 days to win the battle with the Jailbreakme 9 service, evad3rs waited up to 3 weeks before Apple will show at least the first sign of struggle against the new utility.
At the same time, @Planetbeing claims that he has already found several other new bugs that could be used in the future to create a new jailbreak, compatible for example with iOS 6.1.3. In particular, this OS update should fix the problem with the password lock screen and maps for Japan.
*Source: MacRumors.com
It's a smile, a million versions ios in 2 months and why, I will understand that if I want the "bug" thanks to which I unblock millions of people iphone, fix it and I'll release a new one ios - but no matter what I don't like - why don't I at least put some news in ios – something practical, or at least a new background or something else so that it's not just a service pack but also something +
it looks like:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/IOS_version_history – see ios 4, constant bug fixes
If you were a programmer, you would understand that the hundredth version (xx3) is exclusively for bug fixes.