Denver, CO -- (SBWIRE) -- 11/23/2012 -- Finally the untethered jailbreak for iOS 6.0.1/6.1 mode for iPhone 5, iPhone 4S/4 and permanent factory unlock for all iDevices has been released by Chip Jailbreak Group and it is available for public download via the official UnlockOrJailbreak.com website.

Camy Harbson, International Digital Times reporter, confirmed the rumors and declared that the latest software developed by Chip Jailbreak Group technicians is authentic and read to jailbreak and unlock iPhone 5/4S/4 running previous iOS 6 and latest update iOS 6.0.1.

According to the company Sap Shield V1.7 software has been updated and tested on iOS 6.0.1 and it has been proven successful for iPhone 5, iPhone 4S/4 untethered jailbreak and unlock procedure.

In fact, as reported by the experts, we are in the final stages regarding the jailbreaking tools, which will permanently unlock the iPhone 5 equipped with any further iOS updates unless Apple will upgrade the software.

UnlockOrJailbreak.com technicians encourage people to jailbreak and unlock iPhone 4S/4 and iPhone 5 in order to use the device at it's full potential and confirm that Sap Shield application is really simple to install and complete both unlock and jailbreak operation through the same software interface.

Last few days several characters in the hacker world, part of the iPhone Dev-Team and Chronic Dev Team, as well as independent geeks, have made it clear that the work to get to the jailbreak and unlock for iPhone 5/4S/4 was not simple at all, and suggest that the exploit used by Chip Jailbreak Group technicians is revolutionary in the field.

Untethered jailbreak and factory unlock for iPhone 5 was a long and difficult task done with extreme caution and discretion so that Apple engineers to become aware of the flaws identified by Chip Jailbreak Group.

For this reason, many hackers are reluctant to disclose the progress of their work. On the other hand iOS 6 presents much more secure than its predecessors, and this difficulty, must be added the fact that the sixth-generation processor architecture is not known to geeks around the world.