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A <b> jailbreak </b> is a software used on an iOS, iPadOS or tvOS device to essentially crack it and allow full control over the device. Jailbreaks have existed all the way back from 2007 with the release of the iPhone 2G. The latest jailbreakable version of iOS is 17.3.1 according to the iOS CFW Guide.

Jailbreaks also come with a package manager like Cydia, or in the modern times - Zebra or Sileo. Package managers are used to store system modifications called tweaks and apps for jailbroken devices.