https://ellekit.space/dopamine/

Dopamine is... A jailbreak for arm64e (A12 - A15) and M1
Supported on devices on iOS 15.0 through 15.4.1
A rootless jailbreak

What package managers does it come with? Sileo, Zebra

Is it open source? Yes. It can be found here.

What is a rootless jailbreak? Rootless jailbreaks do not provide full access to the iOS device's operating system, as only certain parts of the filesystem can be written to.

This can make it so that modifications may have to be done in different ways than you're used to, and may require tweaks be updated in order to properly support rootless.

How will it affect me as a user? Users should check if their tweaks are compatible with iOS 15 and are properly compiled before installing them, as not all tweaks will work on this version out of the box.

Installation guide
https://ios.cfw.guide/installing-dopamine/

unc0ver v8.0.0 is NOW OUT with iOS 14.6-14.8 support for A12-A13 iPhones. unc0ver.dev

A new untethered jailbreak is available for devices with A12 - A14 processors.

“unc0ver v7.0.0 is NOW OUT with iOS 14.4-14.5.1 support for A12-A14 devices with Fugu14.” - Pwn20wnd on Twitter

Fugu14 must be manually installed and ran by following the instructions at https://github.com/LinusHenze/Fugu14 before installing and running unc0ver on iOS 14.4-14.5.1 (A12-A14). Otherwise the application will show "Unsupported".

You might want to wait until an easier installation method is available.
“Some clarification: 1. I did test multiple unc0ver builds before the release and they worked just fine. 2. The untether is safe to use as long as you don't start messing around with the code. 3. An installer for easy installation will probably be available soon-ish” - Linus Henze, the exploit developer.

Get it at https://unc0ver.dev

GitHub

GitHub - LinusHenze/Fugu14: Fugu14 is an untethered iOS 14.3-14.5.1 jailbreak

Fugu14 is an untethered iOS 14.3-14.5.1 jailbreak. Contribute to LinusHenze/Fugu14 development by creating an account on GitHub.

Taurine - a jailbreak for all devices on 14.0 - 14.3, is now available at https://taurine.app

taurine.app

Time to get amped.

kok3shi jailbreak has been released for iOS 9.3.2-9.3.5
- Only for 64 bit devices
- SSH only
- Cydia can be installed but isn’t recommended
- Tested only on 5s
Use at your own risk

unc0ver for iOS 14.3 and below has been released for all devices. https://unc0ver.dev/

Main changes from previous version:

- Adds support for 14.0 - 14.3
- Adds support for 13.5.1 - 13.7
- Adds support for 12.4.9 - 12.5.1

Chimera 1.6.2 has been released with bug fixes and improvements

Changes:
- Fully reliable userspace reboot
- Sileo icon now shows up reliably on fresh bootstraps
- uicache runs on rootfs restore and removes jailbreak app icons
- New Chimera splash screen on userspace reboot

Compatibility:
- iOS 12.0 -> 12.5.4 on all A7 - A11 devices
- iOS 12.0 -> 12.1.2 on A12 devices

Checkra1n 0.12.2 has been released with bug fixes and improvements

More Information: https://checkra.in/

Chimera 1.5 is now available with support for A7/A8 devices up to iOS 12.4.9 and the Procursus bootstrap!

(Migration from the Chimera bootstrap to Procursus is not yet supported)

https://chimera.coolstar.org/

chimera.coolstar.org

Introducing Chimera, the innovative new jailbreak from the Electra Team.

checkra1n 0.12.1 beta has been released
What’s new
- Adds an on\-device alert to indicate checkra1n’s Safe Mode is active- Partial support for the original HomePod (CLI only, tested to work with audioOS 13 and 14)- Bug fixes- Fixes an issue that would often cause Safe Mode to be entered on iOS 14.2 regardless of whether the user requested it or not- Safe Mode no longer loads 3rd\-party LaunchDaemons- NVRAM is now unlocked on iOS 14.2 as well- Fixes an issue where jailbreaking an AppleTV fail on fresh tvOS installations- Fixes dropbear on bridgeOS so that SSH should now always work- The bundled dd binary now has the entitlement required to access block devices- Fixes multiple memory leaks in early\-boot binaries- Changes some GUI internals that should reduce the chance of exploit failure and GUI hiccups