A jailbreak for iOS 26 is finally here, 326 days after launch
The release also adds compatibility with devices running iOS 16.5.1 through iOS 17.3.1. That widens the range of iPhones, iPads, and Apple silicon devices that can run Dopamine, particularly older firmware versions that were not previously covered. Read Entire Article
After 326 days since its initial release, jailbreak support has finally reached iOS 26.0 and iOS 26.0.1. This opensource tool, Dopamine 3.0, was developed by opa334 and is compatible with devices powered by A12 and A13 chips. It also supports older hardware and a wider array of iOS versions, from 16.5.1 to 17.3.1. The rootless jailbreak operates on both arm64 and arm64e hardware, covering devices with chips ranging from A8 to A17 and M1 and M2 processors.
Compatibility with these devices depends on the specific generation and software version. For devices with A8 through A13 chips, the jailbreak works with iOS 15.0 to iOS 18.7.1, as well as the newer iOS 26.0 and 26.0.1. The release of Dopamine 3.0 serves to expand the range of devices that can utilize jailbreak, despite Apple's control over its mobile operating system.
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