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Unless you have been living under a rock, you will know that the Evasi0n 7 untethered jailbreak for iOS 7 to 7.0.4 was released earlier this week. It is supported on all iPhone and iPod touch devices. These supported devices include the latest iPhone 5s and 5c, iPad Air, Retina iPad mini and iPod touch 5. This is not the full list, the full list was including in our post on Monday 23rd December. The Evasi0n 7 jailbreak supports iOS 7.0, 7.0.1, 7.0.2, 7.0.3, 7.0.4.
In order to jailbreak you will need the latest version of iTunes installed on your Windows PC or Mac. You can download iTunes 11.1.3 from the iTunes store. It is also highly recommended that you Restore to the latest iOS 7.0.4 on your device through iTunes (NOT OTA) before running Evasi0n 7. You also need to make sure that there is no lock screen passcode or Touch ID set on your iOS device and you should backup all your data before jailbreaking.
At the bottom of this post we have a video tutorial for jailbreaking iOS 7 using Evasi0n 7 but before we get to that, here is the written instructions on how to do the same.
The first thing you have to do is download iOS 7 � 7.0.4 jailbreak Evasion 7 for Windows or Mac. Next you need to connect your iOS device to your computer and start Evasi0n 7. Next click on �Jailbreak� button to start the process. Evasi0n will now perform the jailbreak in a series of automated steps and all you have to do is sit back and wait. It may take a couple of minutes to complete.
Once done, Evasi0n will inform you that you need to unlock your device and tap the new Evasion 7 app icon which can be found on the home screen. Tap the app icon and keep your device connected, it will automatically restart. Once the reboot is complete, Evasi0n will continue to apply final touches before asking you to unlock your device again. Once you unlock it, it will reboot again, followed by a �Done� screen.
Cydia should now be on your device's home screen. Quit the Evasion 7 app, disconnect your device from your computer and start Cydia. That's it your iOS 7 device is now jailbroken. Check out the full tutorial video below.
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