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The games that I actually play are: Modern Combat 5 & Clash of Clans. MC5 because I like action and FPS games. CoC because I have to support the iOSGods.com clan. That's the only two I usually play, not mentioning the ones which I install and remove after I'm done.

I did not want to update to 8.2/8.3 in order to fix this so I went ahead and tried Semi-Restore and it fixed my issue. I can now download from the App Store on my iPad.

What's the problem?

@ Try another app?

It's trying to download something but it's been stuck like this for few:

It's not even recognising my iDevice

You don't like it? Use Revo Uninstaller.

Yes! Thank you!

Nice one.

I think castix has made a generator for it? Check Tools section.

I will post yours though

Instead of using 127.0.0.1:23 try this: On the iPhone SSH Window (PuTTY) type in: debugserver your.pc.ip.here:8018 --attach=ProcessID Then on the lldb Window on your PC type this: process connect connect://your.idevice.ip.here:8018 Wait for a few seconds and when you get process xxx stopped and some kernel stuff, press CTRL+C and then debug the app.

No, this is that gikdbg. http://blog.llvm.org/2015/01/lldb-is-coming-to-windows.html

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Get a secret copy of the Jailbreak

About iTools: iTools is a tool to manage all your iOS devices in a very similar way to iTunes, but it adds a few new and interesting options, while ridding itself of some of the more annoying features found in the Apple program. To start using the program you must first connect all of your iOS devices (iPhone, iPod, iPod Touch, iPad) to your PC. Once connected, you can easily manage all the content by making use of the versatility of iTunes and the simplicity of Windows Explorer. From the different windows in the app, you can manage your photos, music and applications; transferring them to your machine easily, deleting them and renaming them. Of course, you can also get a general look at your device, and check how much space is occupied or left free. All the information displayed on iTools is somewhat similar to that of iTunes, but it does come with the bonus of increased simplicity that many users will appreciate. And as if all this were not enough, the application does not require any installation, so you just have to start it and you're away. iTools is a very interesting alternative to iTunes, whose main benefit lies in the fact that you can take it anywhere and use it from a flash drive without installation. Download Link for iTools Official Version

Yeah, at least we know it can be Jailbroken after Apple patched a lot of things.

Downgrade to 8.2 while you still can.

I haven't seen any sort of Jailbreak released from i0n1c? All he does is tease people Just look at the comments on his video...

Well-known hacker Stefan Esser, also known as i0n1c, has posted a new proof of concept video showing an iOS 8.4 beta 1 jailbreak running on an iPhone 6. In the video, which shows Cydia prominently showcased on the Home screen, he shows off the Apple Watch companion app, and the newly redesigned Music app to prove he’s on iOS 8.4 beta 1. i0n1c is a talented hacker, and based on his past body of work, we have no doubt that this demonstration is real. Just don’t expect a public jailbreak for iOS 8.4 or any other firmware to come from i0n1c. This is for his personal work, and he’s very proud of his work, hence he is showing it off in this dazzling new video. i0n1c said in the video's description: "Hi fellow netizens, today I am delighted to share this video of a proof of concept iOS 8.4-beta 1 jailbreak that I was working on the last 4 days. Of course this video will trigger haters all over the jailbreaking scene that for some reason believe they can decide what a person is allowed to do or not do with their work. Haters gonna hate. So just ignore the haters and never let them tell you what you have to do. In that regard never let anyone bully you and stop you from showing your own hard work. Peace! The major vulnerability used in here was found right after the SyScan 2015 security conference when I was relaxing in Singapore from several weeks of training and conferences. The vulnerability itself is however not new to iOS. Instead it is inside the code virtually forever. But the code of this jailbreak has nothing at all todo with the previous CyberElevat0r for iOS 7.1.1 - it does not share a single line of code. I am not showing persistence or an untether at the moment because something is broken with it. But hey this is just a first proof of concept. I will keep you posted with updates. Don't forget to subscribe to this channel if you want to no miss updates. You can always follow me on Twitter @i0n1c https://twitter.com/i0n1c - but be warned people who beg for jailbreaks get blocked quite fast. Be positive and to say it with RomanAtwood's words: Smile More @i0n1c out" I'm still waiting for 8.1.3 Jailbreak. How about you? What do you think?

Yes! HannanSP made a list of top 10 repositories. This should be useful Thanks!