Supported Devices
- iPhone X (GSM)
- iPhone X (Global)
- iPhone 8 Plus (GSM)
- iPhone 8 Plus (Global)
- iPhone 8 (GSM)
- and 1 more...
Requires Mac/Linux. Passcode must be disabled.
- iPhone 7 Plus (GSM)
- iPhone 7 Plus (Global)
- iPhone 7 (GSM)
- iPhone 7 (Global)
- iPod touch 7
- iPhone SE
- iPhone 6s+
- iPhone 6s
- iPhone 6+
- iPhone 6
- iPod touch 6
Not Supported Yet
The following chips do not have a confirmed public jailbreak for iOS 17:
Available Tools for iOS 17
palera1n
Semi-tetheredUses the checkm8 bootrom exploit. Requires a computer each time you reboot, but very stable and supports the latest iOS versions on compatible devices.
Check Other iOS Versions
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I jailbreak iOS 17?
Yes, iOS 17 supports jailbreaking on specific devices using tools like palera1n. Check the device compatibility list above.
Is it safe to jailbreak?
Modern jailbreaks like Dopamine and palera1n are relatively safe, but they do involve modifying system files. Always backup your data before proceeding. Using a 'rootless' jailbreak minimizes risk.
What is the difference between Semi-untethered and Semi-tethered?
Jailbreak Types Explained: š Semi-Untethered (e.g., Dopamine, unc0ver) - Device boots normally after restart - Run an app ON your device to re-jailbreak - No computer needed after initial setup - Most convenient for daily use š Semi-Tethered (e.g., palera1n, checkra1n) - Device boots normally after restart - Need a COMPUTER to re-jailbreak each time - More stable, supports newer iOS - Best for devices with checkm8 exploit āļø Untethered (rare nowadays) - Stays jailbroken even after restart - No action needed - always jailbroken - Very rare on modern iOS Recommendation: Semi-untethered if available, semi-tethered for latest iOS support.