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   XPost: misc.phone.mobile.iphone, comp.sys.mac.advocacy   
   From: usenet@dorper.me   
      
   On Sep 18, 2023, Wally J wrote   
   (in article ):   
      
   > which is why iOS has the most exploits of all mobile systems!   
      
   This is not true. There was typically a single vulnerability per version that   
   will allow for root access on an iPhone. These were typically used for   
   jailbreaking and usually required a connection to a computer and physical   
   access to the device. There isn't any exploit available for iOS 15 or 16 on   
   devices newer than A11 (because there is a boot exploit on earlier versions,   
   which is similar to unlocking a bootloader on an Android device). Of course   
   none of this can compare to BlackBerry 10's record of zero exploits from   
   release to discontinuation. There remains no way to gain root access on a   
   BlackBerry 10 device.   
      
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