iOS Jailbreak Trick: Hassle-Free Signing With Yalu102 iOS 10.2 Jailbreak; Saurik, Luca Todesco Update

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Luca Todesco's Yalu102 jailbreak tool has undeniably helped not only hundreds but thousands of users who want to crack their iOS 10.2 devices. The Yalu102, however, requires its users to register the certificate after every week while utilizing the Cydia Impactor on a PC. This move is rather convenient to developers who can spend an extra $99, however, there are other users who can't afford this. But, fret no more since there's this thing called Apple Free ID.

In case a jailbreak user has become tired of doing the certificate method after every seven days, there is an easy hack to remove the re-signing limitation and this involves the date on the jailbroken iOS 10.2 device. However, it requires the user to remember the exact date when they have last signed with the Yalu102 jailbreak certificate.

Once the user knows that last time they've re-signed, they have to make sure that the device -- iPad or iPhone -- is in jailbreak mode. Next, just go to Settings > General > Open Date & Time > turn the Set Automatically options off. This method will allow manual settings. The next step is to alter the date back to the date after it has its last Yalu102 jailbreak signing. After which, turn the device off for three minutes and switch it back on.

Apart from this good hacking news, TNH Online has also reported about an upcoming tool for auto signing iOS 10.2 jailbreak apps which has been claimed by Luca Todesco and Saurik. However, it is still in progress but will be released soon.

According to Droid Report, although hacker Saurik has kept mum about the tool, he has confidently stated that it will have its success in regards with its accomplishment. Recently, he also talked about Cydia 1.1.28's public version that holds 64-bit gadgets while also letting its users buy tweaks using the Cydia Store available for iOS 10 and iOS 10.2 jailbreak users.