Jailbreak iOS 12.4

The first step for any jailbreak is to backup your iOS device so you can easily restore your device to an un-jailbroken state in case something goes wrong. You can do this either by backing it up to iCloud, which requires a WiFi connection and for the device to be connected to power, or just by backing it up to iTunes over a USB cable.

Click here to download Cydia Impactor onto your computer and then launch it.

Connect your iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch to your computer. Once plugged in, Cydia Impactor should recognize your device. If your device is not recognized a pop-up should appear then select “Trust” your computer.

Click and drag the unc0ver.ipa file that you downloaded in the previous step into the Cydia Impactor window:

Sign in with your Apple ID:

Cydia Impactor should start side-loading the unc0ver jailbreak app on to your device:

After installation navigate to Settings → General → Profiles & Device Management and tap your Apple ID:

Tap on the blue Trust button, and then tap on the red Trust button inside the popup that appears:

Before Jailbreak, please make sure you’ve turned off passcode/Touch ID/Face ID, Siri, and “Find My iPhone” function. Enable AirPlane mode via Control Center. Reboot your device. Note: you can re-enable these after the Jailbreak is completed.

After rebooting device, find and tap the unc0ver icon:

Next, tap “Jailbreak”: Unc0ver will begin jailbreaking your device; it should respring once complete.

Once Unc0ver has finished, you’ll find the new Cydia app on your Home screen: If you don’t see Cydia after jailbreaking, reboot and re-launch the unc0ver app and then continue trying until it works.