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Although Apple he announced iOS 14 just a few days back for the opening Keynote k WWDC and published beta version, but that didn't stop clever developers from immediately starting work on a jailbreak that would unlock some additional functionality. The group behind the checkra1n software modification immediately jumped on the bandwagon.ancto show the world her abilities and shortly after she showed screenshoty demonstrating the modified iOS 14 that run on iPhone X. Of course, programmers haven't forgotten about the Cydia tool, which allows you to download applications for unlocked phones and use unsupported system packages.

The fact that over time a security hole will appear and developers will fix itancIt was almost guaranteed that even hungry people would jump, but few expected it to happen just a few days after the beta was released. iOS 14. The jailbreak called checkra1n already worked on iOS 13 and as it turned out, the group behind it does not hesitate to take advantage of its advantages. Thanks to the checkm8 security flaw in the bootrom, which cannot be patched even with software updates and only affects older devices, the developers installed the modified new version of the system on iPhone X. To make matters worse, the creators also introduced the Cydia tool, where users can tweak their system and download various software packages or special applications.

Naturally, the programmers did not forget to show off their creation on social networks, where they demonstrated its use and officially announced that the modified iOS 14 are actively working on it. It will probably take some time before the system can be evaluated as fully functional, but it is still a respectable progress. The developers also outlined that we could see the jailbreak sooner rather than later, given how quickly the team is working. The only downside is that owners of the iPhone XS and iPhone 1 will not be able to enjoy checkra11n. The bug only affects the iPhone X and older devices, so it can be expected that it will take a few more months before someone finds a similarly critical flaw in the new smartphones.onech.

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