Developers can now jailbreak iOS 6 Beta with Redsn0w 0.9.13dev3 on the iPhone and iPod touch. Normally when iOS betas are released by Apple, jailbreaking isn't usually number one on users's agendas. Many people like to have the option of installing some of the many great tweaks offered by the jailbreak community though and this is when jailbreaking comes into play.
The iPhone Dev Team have been hard at work and they have just announced that iOS 6 beta 3 can be jailbroken using their latest version of Redsnow. This jailbreak for the third beta follos the same sequence as those of the first two betas in that it is a tethered boot and is limited to A4 based devices such as the iPhone 4, iPhone 3GS and the iPod touch 4G. The tethered jailbreak means that whenever your iOS 6 device is switched off or rebooted you will need to reconnect to your PC or Mac in order to jailbreak the device again.
This jailbreak will not install Cydia as this is not yet supported on developer releases of iOS 6. You will however have root access meaning that you can install .deb files the slightly longer way using afc2 or SSH. This means that even without Cydia you can install your tweaks but it just takes longer.
If you want to jailbreak your device using the Redsn0w tool it is now available but please remember that you must be using a legitimate version of iOS 6 beta 3 and this means having a developer account with Apple. The final version of iOS 6 is expected to arrive sometime in October but until then you can enjoy testing the latest version jailbroken with Redsn0w 0.9.13dev3.
