Jailbreak Unc0ver supports iOS 13.5.5 Beta 1, rollback is possible with iOS 13.5.1

Apple stopped signing iOS 13.5, releasing iOS 13.5.1 last week. The company quickly closed the signature because

iOS 13.5 had a jailbreak vulnerability. If you'd like to jailbreak but have already updated to iOS 13.5.1, don't give up hope.

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The vulnerability of iOS 13.5 is also in the version of iOS 13.5.5 beta 1 that Apple is still signing. If you currently have iOS 13.5.1, you can upgrade to iOS 13.5.5 beta 1. This must be done manually using the IPSW file, since iOS 13.6 beta 2 is already available. IOS 13.6 beta 2 is a newer version, in which no longer has a 0-day exploit. Most likely, in the next few days, Apple will stop signing iOS 13.5.5 beta 1, so you need to install this version as soon as possible.

Please note that from time to time you will receive notifications of available new beta versions of the system. If you really need a jailbreak, this should not bother you much.

When you install iOS 13.5.5 beta 1 on your iPhone, download the latest version of Unc0ver and install jailbreak. You can use our instructions. After that, browse the list of the best jailbreak tweaks for iOS 13 - iOS 13.5, as well as a list of the best sources of Cydia.