Attention! There are only seven days left for iOS 15.4.1. Will you choose to upgrade?

Regarding the iOS 15.0 - 15.1.1 Cheyote jailbreak, there is no progress mentioned today, but from CoolStar's Twitter, he went out to watch the Outside Lands music festival. Apparently! He is not working on the jailbreak, or it is possible that it has been completed and is waiting for the plugin developer to update it.

You still have to wait for what you need to wait, anyway, jailbreaking iOS 15.0 - 15.1.1 is very likely, even if it is rootless, at least third-party apps can be modified, for jailbreaking iOS 15.4.1 and below, it is just a hope, but for jailbreaking iOS 15.0 - 15.1.1, it is a certainty.

Regarding the iOS 15.4.1 jailbreak news, it was mentioned before that LinusHenze will demonstrate the unrestricted jailbreak of iOS 15.4.1 Fugu15 at the OBTS v5.0 conference from October 6th to 7th. It is very likely that the Fugu15 auxiliary tool will be made public to help Pwn20wnd complete the jailbreak.

Judging from the script, it is mentioned that new mitigation measures are introduced in the iOS 15 system, and creating a jailbreak has become more difficult, especially for iOS 15.2 and higher systems. Therefore, LinusHenze will demonstrate the jailbreak of the iOS 15.4.1 system and describe how to exploit the vulnerability to bypass it. He will also show a demonstration of Fugu15.

However, there was no mention of the release of Fugu15, only that the Fugu14 tool was released before, so this time Fugu15 is likely to be released, and it was also mentioned that Fugu15 uses another uncommon installation. What is it? We will have to wait until the end of the conference to find out.

After hearing this news, will you upgrade to iOS 15.4.1? There are still seven days left for the OTA delayed upgrade to iOS 15.4.1. Once seven days are up, you will not be able to upgrade to iOS 15.4.1. Whether to upgrade or not is up to you.

How to delay OTA upgrade to iOS 15.4.1:

As long as the device turns on the supervision mode, you can install the description file. If you really don’t understand, you can go to the "New Interesting Toolbox" applet and find the "OTA Delayed Upgrade" tutorial. If the current system is not jailbroken, you can only watch the computer version tutorial. If it has been jailbroken, you can watch the mobile version tutorial.

That's about it. By the way, will you upgrade or wait for Cheyote jailbreak?