AVISO: Não atualize para IOS 4.3.4, Salve seus SHSH's.

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Posted July 15, 2011 at 5:48pm by iClarified

A Apple liberou hoje a versão do iOS 4.3.4 para bloquear o recente jailbreak released do comex. Não atualize se você quer manter seu jailbreak.

A Apple em breve irá suspender o iOS 4.3.3, então sertifique-se de salvar seus SHSH's o quanto antes.

Você poderá achar instruções de como fazê-lo aqui:
● Como salvar seus SHSH's (MAC) (Mac)
● Como salvar seus SHSH's (Windows) (Windows)

Se você quer realizar o jailbreak mas ainda não o fez, poderá achar instruções de como fazê-lo aqui: here.

AVISO: Não atualize para IOS 4.3.4, Salve seus SHSH's.

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MO - July 16, 2011 at 5:20am

So with the release of iOS 4.3.4, is it still possible to jailbreak my 3GS (currently not running on 4.3.3) with jailbreakme?

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Andrew - July 16, 2011 at 1:09am

can't believe they still hafta put out warnings not to update if you are JB...smdh. At some point some people should use this thing called Google search and learn before they dive into JB'n or unlock'n.

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Enigma - July 16, 2011 at 8:16am

Clever comment. :-S This should be one of the articles to google.... Wouldn't it? If noone wrote something like this there wouln't be anything to google

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Tobash - July 15, 2011 at 7:37pm

Yeah, save those SHSH even though the DEV team won't bother ever creating an unlock . SHSH saving and Tinyumbrella is a waste of time

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James - July 15, 2011 at 9:01pm

SHSH is very important for jailbreaking not just unlock. Heck it's more important to jailbreaking than to unlock I'd say. So not a waste of time at all.

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Josh - July 16, 2011 at 4:01am

Huh? Tobash, SHSH has nothing to do with unlocking and everything to do with jailbreaking. These are related but entirely separate transactions.

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