How to Jailbreak a Disabled iPhone

How to Jailbreak a Disabled iPhone
Step 1: Unlock the Disabled iPhone

The first thing you need to do before you can jailbreak your disabled iPhone is to unlock the phone in some way. The phone is disabled due to you or somebody else inputting wrong passcode a number of times, sometimes if you leave the iPhone for some time it will let you put the passcode back in, but if you try over 10 times it will usually be disabled for good until you take action.
Step 2: Jailbreak Your iPhone As You Like

There are a few methods to jailbreak your iPhone, below we have outlined some easy steps to follow so that your jailbreaking will go without a hitch.


Locate your firmware version on your iPhone. Open the "Settings" app on your iPhone. Go to the "General" line. Open the "About" menu and then go down to see your firmware version.

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Opt for the jailbreak program that you want to use. Not all jailbreak software are compatible with every firmware version. So make sure you check with the specific jailbreak website, double check that it works with the firmware version for your iPhone.


Download the jailbreak program and install it on your computer.


Turn your iPhone off. Connect it to your computer using USB cord.


Launch the jailbreak program on your computer. When prompted, put your iPhone into device firmware update (DFU) mode.

To enter the DFU mode hold the ‘Home’ button and the ‘Sleep/Wake’ button simultaneously for around ten seconds.

Then release the "Sleep/Wake" button and continue to hold the "Home" button. Once your device is in DFU mode, the jailbreak software will take over, your iPhone will then restart once the jailbreak completes.

How to Find Out If Someone Has Blocked Your Number on iPhone

How to Find Out If Someone Has Blocked Your Number on iPhone

#1. Calls

When you call a person who has blocked you, the observation is interesting. In our tests, we found that you hear exactly ONE ring and then you’re diverted to voicemail.

Now, this can happen even if someone will cut the call after one ring but the chances of that are very thin. Try calling multiple times, and when you are cut to voice mail after one ring, you can most likely assume that you’ve been blocked.

Sometimes, the one-ring-then-voice-mail pattern doesn’t happen. Instead, what you hear is a continuous busy tone that gets cut after a while. If the same thing happens no matter when you call, that’s an indication that you’ve been blocked.

#2. “Delivered” on iMessage

I used this trick to figure out the reality. And to a good extent, I succeeded in my mission. So, how did I get through?

Well, I delivered an iMessage to my friend (who had blocked me). Though the message was sent, I didn’t get the “Delivered” confirmation.  Besides, the receiver didn’t get the message.

I sent the message to another friend who is using an Android phone (I had already blocked my number on his phone). The SMS was sent but the receiver didn’t get any notification. However, the message did reach there.

Give this tip a try and I’m pretty sure it can get your job done!

#3. Facetime

Facetime doesn’t give any clue about whether a person has blocked you or not. If you call a person over Facetime, the call will not only go through but keep ringing as if it’s a normal call. The only indication that the call is not truly going through is when you call a person over Facetime at various times, for a continuous period (like a week) and still, your call hasn’t been answered.

#4. Try Calling After Hiding the Caller ID

First things first, it’s not an ideal way to find out whether someone has blocked your phone number or not. You might even be considered undisciplined for disabling your caller ID.

But just in case, you are eager to discover the truth just to remove the confusion, you can use this trick. In many countries, you can use a code in front of your number to disable the caller ID. This way, you can call a person even if you have been blocked. This Caller ID Wikipedia page contains the codes of several countries.

Besides, you also get the option to hide your caller ID right from your iOS device. To do so, open Settings → Phone → Show My Caller ID → then turn off the switch.

Keep in mind that many countries don’t allow the Caller ID to be deactivated. Moreover, you can’t disable it when calling to emergency numbers like 911.

Try Calling from Other Phone Number

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