A few hours after Apple released its latest iOS update yesterday, the team Evad3rs was released with version 1.4 Evasi0n designed to work with iOS 6.1.2 devices. A team member Evad3rs tweeted the news last night.
Even earlier version of Evasi0n seemed unaffected by iOS 6.1.2 update, at least according to preliminary tests. But version 1.4 is Evasi0n official.
IDownloadBlog posted a page with step-by-step instructions on how to jailbreak your iOS 6.1.2 device with Evasi0n.Apple has been busy lately with users keep a round of updates to iOS.
The company has deployed iOS 6.1.1 last week, but only for the iPhone 4S to solve a problem of cell performance.
iOS 6.1.2 yesterday followed with a fix for a bug that caused Exchange calendar battery leakage.
Apple has not spoken publicly about the jailbreak Evasi0n. But the company updated its warning page a day before jailbreak tool was released earlier this month. Page warning people about the side effects of the practice, such as security vulnerabilities, instability, shortened battery life, voice and reliable data, disruption of services, and the inability of apply software updates to come.
As such, concerns have arisen that Apple would try to break the jailbreak with a new version of iOS. But so far Evasi0n seems immune to the latest updates of the operating system.
Evasi0n has one of the most popular escapes ever released. Just days after its debut, the tool has been downloaded and used by more than 7 million people. Evasi0n supports all Apple mobile devices running iOS 6.0 through 6.1.2, including iPhone, iPad, iPod Touch and iPad Mini.
