The jailbreak seems to be running on the smaller 5.8-inch iPhone XS model which houses the powerful 7nm A12 Bionic chipset. So possibly, the iOS 12.1 jailbreak will potentially be released to the public in the near future. Nonetheless, the jailbreak on iPhone XS is pretty solid news. However, we never know when the team decided to release it after further tinkering with vulnerabilities and exploits. While Pangu is pretty credible in its news judging on past trends, we don’t see the team release the product to the general public.

The A12 chip runs this year’s XS, XS Max, and iPhone XR. As per the tweet, Pangu achieved the iOS 12.1 jailbreak on iPhone XS by bypassing PAC mitigation on the A12 Bionic chipset. Zheng himself is a security researcher at Alibaba. That’s quite surprising because the iPhone XS has been around for only about a week. Min Zheng said in a tweet that Team Pangu had performed an iOS 12.1 jailbreak on iPhone XS.

Pangu Achieves iOS 12.1 Jailbreak Team Pangu Achieves iOS 12.1 Jailbreak On iPhone XS, Public Release on Cards If you want to wait for the stable release, then you can certainly do so just make sure you have “Automatic Updates” enabled so you don’t forget to install it when it finally hits. By joining, you can try out new features first, before the masses. Before we jump right to what’s new in iOS 12.1 for iPhones, if you want to get in on this action right now, you’ll want to join the iOS 12.2 program. Improvements have been made for Wi-Fi and cellular transmissions in the XS and XS Max, however. The XS Max is larger than both the iPhone XS and X, but the design remains the same across the three devices.

PANGU uses a jailbreak daemon to affect their changes which use PANGU iOS 12.1 jailbreak and iOS 12.1 Cydia Download too. This is a newly released tool and also called KPP-less jailbreak. So most popular jailbreak Electra is a semi-untethered jailbreak for all 64-bit iPhone XS, iPhone XS Max, iPhone XR, iPad and iPod touch running iOS 12.1 To iOS 12.2 by PANGU Developers. The iPhone XS and XS Max successors continue to offer a stainless steel core with a glass rear and front, a notched display and a vertically aligned dual camera on the back.

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