iOS 18.3.2 - iOS 17 ALL Devices: StikJIT No PC RELEASED! Run Apps Without Install / VMs / Emulation

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In today's video, we're discussing a brand new JIT Enabler for iOS 17.4 up to iOS 18.3.2 on all devices. This tool allows you to enable JIT (Just In Time Compilation) on your device without using a computer. JIT is used for emulation, virtual machines (run Linux and other operating systems on iOS in UTM), and even LiveContainer which lets you run apps without installation/signing.

Jailbreaking your device is legal thanks to a DMCA exemption granted in 2012 and updated in 2015, which makes jailbreaking your device perfectly fine. With a jailbreak, you can customize the look and feel of your device's UI even further by installing themes, custom icons, custom fonts, animations, and tweaks.

IMPORTANT: This video is provided for informational, research, and news purposes. Jailbreaking is free and legal as per DMCA 2015. Please use jailbreaking tools responsibly.

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