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iPhone X Has Been Jailbroken Already

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Liang Chen of KeenLab has demonstrated a functional jailbreak for Apple’s latest flagship device, which is iPhone X. The jailbreak was shown off during the recent POC2017 event in Seoul, South Korea, and was shown executing the jailbreak code on Apple’s latest iOS 11.1.1 firmware which was released only yesterday. I bet there are a lot of Apple fans that would love to get their hands on this jailbreak. However, they're going to have to wait a bit because none of the information has been made public.

We may never actually see this particular jailbreak make it to the light of day from a public release perspective, but the existence of it should definitely be enough to spur other researchers and specialists into pursuing something that can actually be released to the community.
 
About as dumb as buying one in the first place.
 
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Is there any practical use for jailbreaking an iPhone? I root my Android to install custom OS's. But with iPhones, as far as I know, there is not alternative OS.
 
If you havne't installed 11, don't. Wait for 11.2 and see if it's fixed enough to upgrade. There are some nice new features, but still too many bugs to upgrade, though if you've already gone to 11.0x, and you've got battery issues, 11.1.x allegedly fixes them.
 
How can Apple not know about issues? It's their own hardware and software. Not that I'm buying a huge $1000 phone...
 
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How can Apple not know about issues? It's their own hardware and software. Not that I'm buying a huge $1000 phone...
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From what I've read these problems don't affect everyone. I assume some of it is caused by settings, carrier and/or apps. All I know is I'm not touching 11 till the reviews are solid 2 weeks after the release. If I could roll back, I'd always upgrade, but sinc eyou can't, it's best to just wait it out. I've done it that way since my first iPhone
 
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