Wired
Although iPhone jailbreaking is not as common as it used to be, Apple ’s attitude has not changed. If you can block the “jailbreaking” behavior, you can block it. If you can’t block it, I will find it uncomfortable. However, what I never expected is that Apple plans to launch an official jailbroken version of the iPhone.
According to foreign media reports, Apple is planning to provide researchers with a batch of special edition iPhones that can run any program and allow the program to access any data on the device.
Apple launched this model in order to allow these professionals to assist Apple to find bugs on iOS devices, and finally fix these vulnerabilities, and ultimately make the system more secure.
The media also said that Apple’s staff revealed to them that Apple will select a group of industry leaders and provide them with an official “jailbroken” version of the iPhone, but they must promise to notify Apple of the security breach first so that Apple can quickly repair.