How To Jailbreak the iPhone 6S

Kale Havervold June 27, 2018

An iPhone is a brilliant piece of technology that millions and millions of people use every day. They use it to stay in touch with others, to watch videos, to play games and more. However, despite how great it is, there is one thing that yields many complaints about the iPhone 6S and other iPhones as well, and that is a lack of customization options.

Sure, there are certain things you can customize such as which apps are where, what background you have and a bit more, but the options pale in comparison to many phones out there from other companies. While most of us just deal with the customization options we have on the iPhone, for some people, that just isn’t enough. Those are the individuals who decide to jailbreak their devices.

Jailbreaking your device means that you are changing the software of the device to remove the limitations that Apple has set for iPhone users. This means you can install any type of app, program or software that you want to your device. Often people think jailbreaking and unlocking a phone are the same thing, but they are not. Jailbreaking involves changing the software of the device while unlocking means your phone is no longer tied to one network in particular, and you can take it wherever you want.

However, before jailbreaking MAKE SURE to have a recent backup in case something goes wrong and it doesn’t work. Also, you should be aware that while jailbreaking your iPhone 6S or other device isn’t illegal, jailbreaking does void your warranty. So before you go and do this on a whim, make sure that you know what you’re getting into.

Jailbreaking your device doesn’t really depend on which iPhone device you have, but more about which version of iOs you are currently running. So no matter which device you have or which iOS you are running, there is a good chance you will be able to find a jailbreak method that will work for you. However, the older the version of iOS, the higher number of established jailbreak methods you are likely to find. You can often feel more confident jailbreaking from an older iOS than a newer one, as the methods and programs are tried and true for thousands of people.

Now that you know what jailbreaking is and some of the possible risks associated with it, let’s tell you how to do it.

How To Jailbreak the iPhone 6S

When it comes to jailbreaking a device, there is no “one way” to best way to jailbreak. Many different sites, companies, and individuals have released their step by step process or software to jailbreak your device. The good thing is, you do not need to be a genius to jailbreak your device. All you have to do is find a suitable program, install it and use it. With so many options out there, it can be hard to know which to use. When in doubt, do some research and see what other people have done and what worked best for them.

Some will require you to connect your phone to your computer, while some others will not. Some of the most popular methods are using Pangu, using Yalu and Cydia Impactor and many more. There are dozens of different step by step guides online based on the version of iOs you are running and more. All in all, the process of jailbreaking is fairly easy and shouldn’t take much time at all as long as things go smoothly.

If you were able to follow the steps accurately for the program that you chose, your iPhone 6S or other device should now be jailbroken. Your phone will now no longer be tied to the various rules and regulations of Apple, and you will be free to download a wide variety of different software and have access to many other apps you would have never been able to use otherwise. The world is now your oyster when it comes to customizing your device. Of course, if your jailbreak wasn’t successful for some reason, try a different method or provider or reach out to someone you know in person who has jailbroken a device in the past.

If you want to undo your jailbreak at one time or another for any reason, you can do it by simply performing a restore on your device, which will take your device back to the state is was in when you first take it out of the box. Of course, this will cause you to lose all of your data, contacts, apps and information, so we advise that you have an up-to-date backup so you can load it back up when you set up your device again.