Recently, it has been reported that marketing firms are paying journalists to write about sites with false
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Insfra Technologies has placed an order formention of several sites with a false jailbreak. One of them is a copy of the Yalu tool. The second site is supposedly a tool for the iOS 9 team TaiG. As the famous hacker Luka Todesko wrote, the TaiG team has not yet released its jailbreak for iOS 9.
A quick Google search immediately revealed the false Yalu tool for iOS 13, but in reality it does not exist.
Many of these sites have already become popular,some even appear among the first search results. It is not known why they were created. Perhaps in order to promote advertising or to infect viruses on the iPhone and iPad.
In any case, you should beware of suchsites. In particular, you should avoid sites that require you to install a jailbreak. We advise you to follow the news on our website, because we regularly publish only real news about jailbreaking, new tools, tweaks, etc.
So far, there is no jailbreak tool for iOS 13. Checkra1n will soon be released with support for iOS 13 on iPhone X and older models.