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Are You Jailbreakable? ARE YOU JAILBREAKABLE? FIND OUT HERE. NOTE: The jailbreak methods listed are not the only options available per device. I have included what I find to be the most stable and effective/efficient methods for each device that is also most convenient for users who are not with official carriers. If you find that the method I listed does not work well for you, feel free to PM me for alternative options. **Regarding unlocking iPhones (except 2G): unlocks are only valid if you HAVE NOT EVER upgraded to 4.1. You cannot unlock if you were ever on 4.1, unless you preserved your baseband at 5.13.04 and below.** NOTE REGARDING NEW UNLOCK FOR 3G/3GS: be aware that you should not update the baseband to the iPad baseband unless you absolutely have to (meaning you have the currently NOT unlockable basebands such as 5.14.02 and 5.15.xx). If you can preserve your baseband, by all means use PwnageTool method to preserve the baseband (so long as you find the custom firmware that does NOT include the baseband upgrade). If you are already stuck at those basebands, and you are sure you ready to void any warranty that may be left for your device, then upgrading to 6.15.00 is your only option. Do so at your own risk, there have been reported GPS issues as well as restoring issues that get you stuck in recovery mode. Device Jailbreak/Method Unlock/Method SHSH (To Restore) Activation w/ SIM iPhone 2G/ YES/ YES/ NO Not required FW 3.1.x Redsn0w 0.9.3 for 3.1.2 In Redsn0w Redsn0w 0.9.4 for 3.1.3 select “Unlock” (point at 3.1.2 ipsw) BootNeuter from Cydia iPhone 3G/ YES/ YES/ NO Not required FW 3.1.x Redsn0w 0.9.3 for 3.1.2 Ultrasn0w in Redsn0w 0.9.4 for 3.1.3 Cydia (point at 3.1.2 ipsw) iPhone 3G/ YES/ YES/ YES Not required FW 4.0- Redsn0w 0.9.5b5-5 (for Ultrasn0w in 4.0.2 all FW, point at 4.0 ipsw) Cydia iPhone 3G/ YES/ YES/ YES Not required FW 4.1 Redsn0w 0.9.6b6 Only SHSHs are PwnageTool ; PC users unlockable on required to must find custom stock 4.1 if restore to firmware online. PC upgrading to stock 4.1 as users must also enter iPad baseband well as to pwned DFU mode with (6.15.00) use custom Redsn0w before firmware via restoring. PwnageTool method. iPhone 3G/ YES/ YES/ NO (atm) Not required FW 4.2.1 Redsn0w 0.9.6b6 Only PwnageTool; PC users unlockable on must find custom stock 4.2.1 if firmware online. PC upgrading to users must also enter iPad baseband pwned DFU mode with (6.15.00) Redsn0w before restoring. iPhone 3GS YES/ YES/ YES Spirit is the only (old boot)/ Blackra1n (3.1.2 only) Ultrasn0w in tool that FW 3.1.x Spirit Cydia requires official PwnageTool; PC users SIM. All other must find custom methods listed firmware online. PC do not require users must also enter it. pwned DFU mode with Redsn0w before restoring. iPhone 3GS YES/ YES/ YES Not required (old boot)/ PwnageTool; PC users Ultrasn0w in FW 4.0- must find custom Cydia 4.0.2 firmware online. PC users must also enter pwned DFU mode with Redsn0w before restoring. Limera1n Redsn0w 0.9.6b6 iPhone 3GS YES/ YES/ YES for 4.1 Not required (old boot)/ Redsn0w 0.9.6b6 Only (SHSHs are required FW 4.1- PwnageTool; PC users unlockable on to restore to either 4.2.1 must find custom stock 4.1/4.2.1 stock or custom fw) firmware online. PC if upgrading to users must also enter iPad baseband NO (atm) for 4.2.1 pwned DFU mode with (6.15.00) Redsn0w before restoring. Greenpois0n and Limera1n for 4.1 ONLY iPhone 3GS YES/ YES/ YES Only required (new Spirit Ultrasn0w in for Spirit boot)/ Blackra1n (not Cydia FW 3.1.x recommended since it’s tethered; 3.1.2 only) iPhone 3GS YES/ YES/ YES Not required (new Limera1n Ultrasn0w in boot)/ Cydia FW 4.0- 4.0.2 iPhone 3GS YES/ YES/ YES for 4.1 Not required (new PwnageTool; PC users Only (SHSHs are required boot)/ must find custom unlockable on to restore to stock FW 4.1- firmware online. PC stock 4.1/4.2.1 or custom 4.1 fw) 4.2.1 users must also enter if upgrading to pwned DFU mode with iPad baseband NO (atm) for 4.2.1 Redsn0w before (6.15.00) restoring. Redsn0w 0.9.6b6 Greenpois0n and Limera1n for 4.1 ONLY 4.2.1 jailbreaks WILL BE TETHERED iPhone 4/ YES/ YES/ YES Not required FW 4.0- Limera1n Ultrasn0w in 4.0.2 Cydia iPhone 4/ YES/ NO/ YES for 4.1 Not required FW 4.1- Limera1n and **The only unlockable 4.2.1 Greenpoison for 4.1 baseband for this No (atm) for 4.2.1 ONLY device is 1.59.00. Any Redsn0w 0.9.6b6 other baseband PwnageTool; PC users CANNOT be unlocked must find custom at this time** firmware online. PC users must also enter pwned DFU mode with Redsn0w before restoring. 4.2.1 jailbreaks WILL BE TETHERED YES/ N/A NO N/A iPod Touch Redsn0w (view iPhone 1G/ 2G for versions) FW 3.1.x Blackra1n iPod Touch YES/ N/A NO N/A 2G (MB Redsn0w 0.9.4 model)/ Blackra1n (3.1.2 only) FW 3.1.x iPod Touch YES/ N/A YES N/A 2G (MB Redsn0w 0.9.5b5-5 model)/ FW 4.0- 4.0.2 iPod Touch YES/ N/A YES N/A 2G (MB Greenpois0n for 4.1 model)/ ONLY FW 4.1- Redsn0w 0.9.6b6 (for 4.2.1 both 4.1 and 4.2.1) iPod Touch YES/ N/A YES N/A 2G (MC Redsn0w 0.9.4 model)/ Spirit FW 3.1.x Blackra1n (tethered; 3.1.2 only) iPod Touch YES/ N/A YES N/A 2G (MC Jailbreakme.com (if it is model)/ still up and running, FW 4.0- lately it hasn’t been) 4.0.2 iPod Touch NO N/A N/A N/A 2G (MC model)/ FW 4.1- 4.2.1 iPod Touch YES/ N/A YES N/A 3G/ Blackra1n (3.1.2 only; FW 3.1.x tethered) Spirit iPod Touch YES/ N/A YES N/A 3G/ Redsn0w 0.9.5b5-5 FW 4.0- Limera1n 4.0.2 iPod Touch YES/ N/A YES for 4.1 N/A 3G/ Greenpois0n and FW 4.1- Limera1n for 4.1 ONLY NO (atm) for 4.2.1 4.2.1 Redsn0w 0.9.6b6 PwnageTool; PC users must find custom firmware online. PC users must also enter pwned DFU mode with Redsn0w before restoring. Jailbreaks for 4.2.1 WILL BE TETHERED iPod Touch YES/ N/A YES N/A 4G/ Limera1n FW 4.0.x iPod Touch YES/ N/A YES for 4.1 N/A 4G/ Limera1n or Greenpois0n FW 4.1- for 4.1 ONLY No (atm) for 4.2.1 4.2.1 PwnageTool; PC users must find custom firmware online. PC users must also enter pwned DFU mode with Redsn0w before restoring. Redsn0w 0.9.6b6 Jailbreaks for 4.2.1 WILL BE TETHERED .
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