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Here’s an updated, working guide to jailbreak your iPhone 7 (iOS 15.8.3) on Linux and bypass the MDM, using the latest Palera1n-C method:

🚩 Step 1: Install Dependencies on Kali/Ubuntu VM

sudo apt update && sudo apt install -y \
  usbmuxd libimobiledevice-utils curl python3 git libplist-dev make gcc libtool libssl-dev libreadline-dev

These packages ensure proper USB and iPhone handling (docs.palera.in).

🚩 Step 2: Install Palera1n via Official Script

curl -fsSL https://static.palera.in/scripts/install.sh | sudo sh

This safely installs the latest Palera1n binary on your system (docs.palera.in).

🚩 Step 3: Restart usbmuxd to Detect Your Device

sudo systemctl stop usbmuxd
sudo usbmuxd -f -p

This ensures Palera1n can detect your iPhone correctly (docs.palera.in).

🚩 Step 4: Prepare iPhone for Jailbreak

Power off the device.
Connect it via USB-A to Lightning cable.
Keep cable plugged during the following jailbreak process.

🚩 Step 5: Run Jailbreak with Tweaks (Semi‑Tethered)

In your terminal, type:

sudo palera1n -l

Wait for it to prompt—you’ll see instructions to enter DFU.

To manually run:

sudo palera1n --tweaks --semi-tethered

Then follow the onscreen prompts: hold Power + Volume Down for 10 s → release Power, keep Volume Down 5–8 s → when in DFU (black screen), let the tool proceed (docs.palera.in, ios.cfw.guide).

🚩 Step 6: Install Sileo & Filza on iPhone

Once jailbroken, the Palera1n loader app appears on your iPhone home screen:

Open the Palera1n Loader.
Tap Sileo → install Sileo (package manager).
Inside Sileo, search and install Filza File Manager.

🚩 Step 7: Remove MDM Profiles

Using Filza, delete these three directories:

/var/db/ConfigurationProfiles/
/var/managed/
/Library/MobileDevice/ConfigurationProfiles/

After that, reboot your iPhone—MDM should now be removed.

ℹ️ Notes & Troubleshooting

This is a semi‑tethered jailbreak: after every reboot, you must re-run the Palera1n command from your Linux VM.
If your DFU entry gets stuck, cancel (Ctrl+C) and run the command again (docs.palera.in, ios.cfw.guide).
Make sure you're using a USB‑A to Lightning cable and the iPhone is trusted by the host OS.
Ubuntu-based VMs sometimes have issues. If you encounter persistent detection problems, consider using Kali or another Linux distro—or bypass by using the bootable palen1x ISO method (docs.palera.in).

✅ Full Script You Can Copy‑Paste

# Install dependencies
sudo apt update && sudo apt install -y usbmuxd libimobiledevice-utils curl \
  python3 git libplist-dev make gcc libtool libssl-dev libreadline-dev

# Install Palera1n
curl -fsSL https://static.palera.in/scripts/install.sh | sudo sh

# Restart usbmuxd
sudo systemctl stop usbmuxd
sudo usbmuxd -f -p &

# Run jailbreak
sudo palera1n -l
# or: sudo palera1n --tweaks --semi-tethered

After this completes, use the Palera1n loader on the iPhone to get Sileo, install Filza, delete MDM files, and reboot.

Let me know:

How the DFU step goes
Any errors in detection (lsusb, logs, etc.)
If you'd like help setting this up as a persistent script in Kali's Terminal!

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