If an iPhone that has been jailbroken wants to upgrade to iOS7, does it need to go back to the state

The way to get back to the non-jailbroken state is either to downgrade or upgrade, and directly connect iTunes to upgrade iOS 7

This seems to have to go back to before the jailbreak, and I used to level up.

With iTunes, point recovery will do. However, I don't think ios7 looks good, it doesn't run smoothly on iphone5 without ios6, and it's not as concise as ios6. Also currently ios7 is not jailbroken.

Direct upgrade, no problem, I'm just going to upgrade directly.

Yes, but jailbroken devices can't directly click Update to upgrade, it must be point Restore iPhone, the specific steps are as follows:

Before upgrading, you'd better go to Settings – iCloud, temporarily turn off Find My iPhone, or make sure you know the Apple ID associated with iCloud.

If you're sure you want to upgrade, follow these steps:

1. iTunes needs to be upgraded to the latest version. Connect your iPhone to your computer, open iTunes, and back up your data. To be on the safe side, you'd better use iTools to back up important data such as contacts, text messages, **, etc.;

2. Click Restore iPhone (you can't click Update); If you have the firmware, first press and hold the shift key on the computer keyboard, then click Restore iPhone, and then select the next good 704 firmware;

3. After reactivating the phone, it is recommended to set it to a new iPhone, and it is not recommended to directly restore the backup made in step 1. If you still want to jailbreak iOS7, then activate it first, and then consider restoring the previously backed up data after the jailbreak.

After the first step of the backup is done, you can also directly use AISI Assistant to flash the firmware

AISI Assistant - Toolbox - One-click flash - Select firmware: load the next good firmware - flash immediately.

If it is iPhone 4, it is not recommended to upgrade to iOS7, it is better to use iOS6 smoothly.

Yes, but the jailbreak will not work, and the things that are loaded through the jailbreak will also fail.

Yes, but you need to go through the following steps:1In iTunes Backup, 2

Restore your iPhone, in the process will erase all data and upgrade to the latest version, 3Restore the backup to this device, 4** Jailbreak tool to jailbreak iOS 7.

By the way, a suggestion: iOS 7 has become very user-friendly, and there are fewer and fewer reasons for us to jailbreak, so let's leave yourself a stable and worry-free iOS system.

Yes, there will be no shortage of things.

But after upgrading, there is no jailbreak, and the game software that can only be played after jailbreaking will not be used.

You can upgrade it. Also, you can jailbreak after upgrading. It depends on your own choice.

In general, if there is a lock, it is recommended to be cautious when upgrading. Because it will involve unlocking and other issues after upgrading, it is more troublesome for novices.

If it's unlockless, then it's no problem, and you can upgrade it casually.

It can be upgraded after jailbreaking. But if you have a locked iPhone, you should be cautious.

It can be upgraded directly to a non-jailbroken state. However, it is recommended to upgrade with DFU mode.

As long as your iPhone is on the list of devices supported by the jailbreak tool, and the version of the system is also on the list supported by the jailbreak tool, then you can jailbreak at any time.

I don't know why you have this question?

Of course you can, as long as there is a jailbreak, it is generally supported by all iPhones.

Later, you can jailbreak perfectly, of course, you can jailbreak your iOS device!

Of course! No problem!

Of course, yes, as long as there is a jailbreak, it is generally supported by all iPhones.

The steps to jailbreak are:

Connect your iOS device to your computer, open Jailbreak Assistant, identify your iOS device, and click [Start Jailbreak].

PP Jailbreak Assistant automatically recognizes iOS devices and firmware versions and automatically pops up the "P0SixSPWN" jailbreak tool;

Click [jaibreak] to start running "p0sixspwn", click [jaibreak] to start jailbreaking, do not disconnect the device;

Another note: before jailbreaking, back up the data in your iOS 7 device, you can back up it locally through iCloud or iTunes to avoid unnecessary losses. In order for the jailbreak to proceed smoothly, you need to turn off the passcode lock to prevent the device from going into standby.