The iOS 7 jailbreak release has been plagued with piracy and a breach of trust between the Evad3rs and the now-ditched Chinese Taig App Store, but there has been some good news in the last 24 hours
Roughly three months after the release of Apple's new operating system, iOS 7 users are still without a jailbreak option. To solve that, a crowd fund has been started for the person who is able to develop an open source jailbreak.
The long awaited iOS 7 jailbreak could be released anytime but the long wait up to this point has prompted some fans to ditch their old jailbreaks in order to update to the new operating system that is now more than two months old
Jailbreak developers have been under pressure to come through with a new iOS 7 jailbreak release, but all expectations for an imminent release should be put to rest
Gossip on Twitter and various websites have indicated that the next iOS jailbreak has been released but suspicion arose after no announcement was ever made by the Evad3rs, the main group known for releasing reliable jailbreaks
There is still no word about an iOS 7 jailbreak happening anytime soon, but the Evad3rs posted a tweet last week saying that they are "still working hard on the iOS jailbreak."
After jailbreak developers initially expressed concern about whether the iOS 7.0.3 should be downloaded by people who want to jailbreak their phones in the future, it looks like everyone now has the green light to go forward with the update
An iPhone jailbreak developer warned other jailbreakers that it remains unclear whether a jailbreak would work on the updated iOS 7.0.3, which was released earlier this week during Apple's event.
The elusive iOS 7 jailbreak is apparently still in the works after it was reported that the Evad3rs group of hackers were abroad for an iOS hacking training session
