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How to Jailbreak iOS 8.1.2 in 2 Minutes

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As we all know Apple.Inc has officially released their latest version of iOS 8.1.2. The latest operating system has been released with some new features as well as previous bugs has been fixed. But in this post, I'm not going to discuss about the features of iOS 8.1.2. Instead of that I'm going to discuss one of the most searched topics in the web. It's "how to jailbreak iOS 8.1.2".

As an iPhone user you might know after every new iOS update in your phone, you need to jailbreak the iPhone to get Cydia app in your home screen. I'm not saying it’s an important factor that every iPhone should have Cydia app. But most of the iPhone lovers are crazy on Cydia, which can offer plenty, number of awesome apps within it. So before going for the guide how to jailbreak iOS 8.1.2, you must be clear on following status.
After the jailbreak on iOS, you CAN NOT claim the warranty later on. Jailbreak will void the warranty of your iOS devices.
You must know about the above status, but it’s my duty to let you know before going to the iOS jailbreak guide. So let's see how to jailberak iOS 8.1.2.
iOS-8.1.2-jailbreak
After the every iOS new version release, there will be many jailbreak methods to be introduced. Some of them will be a successful method and many of them pull you into failure. Today I'll show one of the successful methods to jailbreak iOS 8.1.2 using a tool called Taig. You can easily jailbreak you iOS device using Taig which is pretty easy to use. Below I have listed the iOS devices which can be jailbreak, if its operating system is iOS 8.1.2.

  • iPhone 6 Plus
  • iPhone 6
  • iPhone 5c
  • iPhone 5s
  • iPhone 5
  • iPhone 4s
  • iPad Air 2
  • iPad Air 1
  • iPad Mini 3
  • iPad Mini 2
  • iPad Mini 1
  • iPad 4
  • iPad 3
  • iPad 2
  • iPod Touch 5G
Above listed iOS 8.1.2 Apple devices can be jailbreak with Taig tool. If your device model is not mentioned in the above list, then you cannot jailbreak your Apple device using Taig.

How to Jailbreak iOS 8.1.2 using Taig

There are some important processes to be done before we start the jailbreak process. You must backup your device using iTunes or iCloud. It's because in-case if anything goes wrong, you can recover the device using the recent backup.
Next step is you have to restore to iOS 8.1.2 using iTunes even if you have already done the update 8.1.2 through OTA. You can download the iOS 8.1.2 from the official website of Apple.Inc.

Then Turn Off locks screen passcode and Touch ID. You can find this option by going to,
  • Settings > General > Touch ID & Passcode
Finally Turn Off Find My iPhone as well. You can find this option by going to,
  • Setting > iCloud > Find My iPhone
Now let's move to the jailbreak part of iOS 8.1.2

Jailbreak Steps

  1. Download the Taig tool for Windows PC Here
  2. Connect your Apple device to computer via USB cable
  3. Run the Taig tool on your computer
  4. Un-tick the 3k Assistant option in Taig and click on Start as shown in the image below
taig-jailbreak-tool

That's it. Now your iOS device is ready for the jailbreak. Taig tool will be starting the jailbreak processes one by one on your iOS device. Please make sure that you DO NOT disconnect the device from the PC, while the jailbreak process is running.
Once the process is completed, your device will restart once. After the restart, you will be able to find a new app called Cydia in your home screen. It means you have successfully done the iOS 8.1.2 jailbreak process.
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