

You can Follow the on-screen instructions on how to do so. Step 7: Sn0wbreeze will now ask you to enter Pwned DFU mode. Step 6: Once done, the new custom firmware will be placed on your desktop. Step 5: At this point, Sn0wbreeze will start baking the custom iOS firmware file, this might take a while, so either grab yourself a cup of coffee, play Pac-Man or watch the spinner on the display, it’s up to you. Select “No” if you are on an official supported carrier, or if you have a factory unlocked iPhone. Now Sn0wbreeze will ask you if you want to activate your iPhone? Select “Yes” if you plan to unlock your phone using tools such as Ultrasn0w. Step 4: Once the firmware has been verified, click on the next arrow once more, and from the next screen select Simple Mode. Step 3: Click on Browser for an IPSW and select the firmware file you downloaded in step 2. Step 2: Launch Sn0wbreeze, click on the blue arrow on the bottom right hand-side of the display.

Also download the 6.1.3 firmware file tailored for your device. You can grab it from the link given above. Step 1: Download the latest version of Sn0wbreeze, which is v2.9.14. Since this is a tethered jailbreak, you will need to plug your device to your PC and boot tethered with iBooty every time your device reboots. Important info: As mentioned at the beginning of this post, only A4 and older devices are supported, which means if you have an iPhone 5 / 4S or the latest fifth-gen iPod touch and are running iOS 6.1.3, then you’re way out of luck. If you’re on iOS 6.1.3 and fall within the criteria of having an A4 or older device, then carry on with this tutorial using Sn0wbreeze for a tethered jailbreak. Skip this guide and follow our step-by-step tutorial on how to jailbreak iOS 6.1.2 untethered using Evasi0n. What if I’m on a version of iOS 6 older than 6.1.3? NET Framework 3.5 installed to run Sn0wbreeze. A 30-pin USB cable to plug your device to your PC.
