IMPORTANT!

News: two iOS 11.3.1 exploits dropped!

IMPORTANT! If you're on an iPhone X and iPhone 8 Plus on any version of iOS 11 and would like to go to iOS 11.3.1, do so now via iTunes restore. Updating via FutureRestore will break Face ID or will just abort. Follow @jailbreaknotifications to find out when the jailbreak drops! Save your /shsh blobs NOW!

Details: Ian Beer announced two iOS 11.3.1 exploits. 11.3.1 is currently the newest version you may be able to have a jailbreak for, for the foreseeable future. Click on the quoted message above to read his announcement tweets.

Note: iOS 11.4 SEP is compatible with 11.3.1, meaning that you'll be able to down-/upgrade to 11.3.1 as long as 11.4 is signed. 

If you're on 11.2 through 11.3 without a jailbreak - you should manually restore to 11.3.1 via iTunes and STAY THERE. Reasoning: iOS 11.3.1 is more stable and is confirmed to have the exploit necessary to jailbreak.

If you're on 11.0 through 11.1.2 without a jailbreak - you should jailbreak with Electra, save your blobs for 11.3.1 and STAY THERE. Upgrade if you have an iPhone X or iPhone 8 Plus.

If you're on 11.0 through 11.1.2 with a jailbreak - you should save your blobs for 11.3.1/11.4 as you can upgrade to it later after the signing window has closed. Reasoning: at least you'll have a jailbreak while a KPP bypass or patch is being developed and you won't be risking getting rid of your jailbreak for no cause. (Not applicable to iPhone X/8+)

If you are on iOS 10 without a jailbreak - restore to 11.3.1 manually via iTunes and STAY THERE. Reasoning: This may be the only chance for a jailbreak you have until iOS 12 if you have a 64-bit device and still are jailbreak deprived. If you have an older device, it is already be /jailbreak able on iOS 10 or lower. Read the /faq!

If you are on iOS 10 with a jailbreak - This is subjective. In @nigrr's opinion, iOS 10 is extremely stable so unless you want to take advantage of new tweaks with the cost of deteriorating performance, then upgrade. If you're on a device that is old and already laggy on iOS 10, then don't upgrade as its not worth it, again, this is subjective.

If you are on iOS 9 with a jailbreak - This is also subjective. Jailbreaks on iOS 9 might be as or more stable than on iOS 10. However, you should realize just how far behind you are with bug patches, iOS features and app support. I would advise you to upgrade if you have many apps, browse a lot or have other up-to-date Apple devices.

• Save your /shsh blobs NOW! Seriously, the window is closing

• Follow @jailbreaknotifications to find out when the jailbreak drops

• Read our /faq for all jailbreaks, up- and downgrade tutorials and much, much more

• Follow our updates channels @cydiaupdate @iOSUpdates @iOSAppsFree

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