Jailbreaking means gaining full control over the root of the iPhone’s operating system to access full features of it. It is similar to the term Rooting in android, which in terms provides similar access. Even though they both do similar stuff, they are different from one another. There are many types of jailbreak and namely, tethered, semi-tethered, semi-untethered, and untethered. With the new iOS 14 beta update, many developed are looking for Jailbreak options for development purposes. So far, there are many unofficial jailbreaks available, but here we have some good options as well.
There are two main methods in jailbreaking your iPhone. Either through chekra1n or through unc0ver jailbreaking tools. But that depends upon the phone you are using. If you are using newer phones with A7 to A11 devices, you should use the checkra1n method to jailbreak.
Why should you jailbreak iOS 14?
If you like to tweak the phone to your needs by modding and customizing it, then you should jailbreak it in order to achieve it. There is also darker usage of the jailbreak, which is installing pirated apps and games, although we wouldn’t recommend that because that’s just stealing someone’s hard work, which is also illegal and unethical. But looking at the brighter side, we have an iPhone that works exactly as how we want it to work. We can customize the home screen, control switches, themes, icons, and much more. This also enables tweaks that make the phone easier to use.
Is there iOS 14 Beta Jailbreak?
With newer versions of their operating system, apple patches the previous methods of exploits. Hence the developers of jailbreaking software and tools have to work from scratch to be able to achieve jailbreak on the newer operating system. The latest most jail breakable version of iOS is 13.5, which is was patched by 13.5.1 update. So currently the 13.5.5 beta 1 is the latest jail breakable version through software methods (unc0ver).