iOS jailbreak team unc0ver Team has announced via Twitter that they will release unc0ver 5.0.0, a jailbreak tool that supports "every signed iOS version on every device," including the newly-released iOS 13.5.
A statement from the unc0ver Team:
As for how to jailbreak your iOS devices once the tool becomes available, you can either do it by using Cydia Impactor and sideload the unc0ver IPA profile to iOS on a PC or without a PC by installing the Ignition app on your mobile devices, then search for "unc0ver", from there to download and install unc0ver jailbreak tool, though Cydia Impactor is the recommended method to install the jailbreak tool.
The thing you need to keep in mind is that whenever you restart your device, you need to press the Re-jailbreak button in the unc0ver app to access Cydia again.
Currently, the final stability tests are currently being performed, which means the rollout will be imminent. And unc0ver has recommended users to update to iOS 13.5, the latest iOS 13 version that Apple released to the public.
A statement from the unc0ver Team:
We are going to release #unc0ver 5.0.0 with support for every signed iOS version on every device using a 0day kernel vulnerability from @Pwn20wnd in sponsorship with https://phonerebel.com very soon. Update your devices to 13.5 and follow our progress on https://unc0ver.dev.It's worth noting that even though unc0ver says that its jailbreak supports "every signed iOS versions," iOS 12.3-12.3.2 and 12.4.2-12.4.5, however, are being excluded from supporting it.
As for how to jailbreak your iOS devices once the tool becomes available, you can either do it by using Cydia Impactor and sideload the unc0ver IPA profile to iOS on a PC or without a PC by installing the Ignition app on your mobile devices, then search for "unc0ver", from there to download and install unc0ver jailbreak tool, though Cydia Impactor is the recommended method to install the jailbreak tool.
The thing you need to keep in mind is that whenever you restart your device, you need to press the Re-jailbreak button in the unc0ver app to access Cydia again.
Currently, the final stability tests are currently being performed, which means the rollout will be imminent. And unc0ver has recommended users to update to iOS 13.5, the latest iOS 13 version that Apple released to the public.
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