Jailbreak Apple iOS 7.0.4

As Apple released a minor update to iOS 7 that fixed a bug with FaceTime a few days ago, potential were initially worried about the minor update breaking any kind of future promise for an iOS 7 method. As a matter of fact, according to one hacker, those considering jailbreaking their iOS 7-powered devices further down the line should not be concerned about installing the iOS 7.0.4. Also, in another Twitter update, @iH8sn0w further noted of Apple and its recent software updates that: Immediately after the aforementioned tweet, the news was also confirmed by long-time iOS hacker and all-round jailbreak authority @MuscleNerd. Via Twitter,@MuscleNerd said that despite confirming that iOS 7.0.4 should not affect the potential of a future jailbreak if installed, he nevertheless advised users to "avoid it," just in case. Won't affect JB if you slip up, but test your ability to avoid it!" @MuscleNerd meant that those on iOS 7 waiting for a jailbreak should simply get into the habit of not updating to the latest iOS version right away, since these incremental updates can break your jailbreak especially if the device is already jailbroken. If you like your software fresh and up to date, then it’s time to pay a visit to your friendly neighborhood Settings > General > Software Update on your iOS device. iOS 7.0.4 has arrived bearing gifts. While most of the update seems to concern unenumerated bug fixes and performance improvements, the one change Apple does call out is a fix for FaceTime calls that would fail for some users. And, of course, there’s the usual assortment of security patches that you’ll want. Users of the fourth-generation iPod touch will instead find iOS 6.1.5, which fixes the same FaceTime issue as 7.0.4. Both updates are, as always, free, and available from either the Software Update pane or via iTunes.

Bug Fixes and Improvements iOS 7.0.4 Apple. Inc support.apple.com/kb/ht1222 17.0 MB