Xinam1ne Jailbreak

Xinam1ne is a fork of the Dopamine jailbreak, incorporating Xina-inspired symlinks tailored to seamlessly accommodate older rootful tweaks within the framework of the rootless jailbreak. While this jailbreak doesn't introduce novel functionalities on its own, it provides a convenient toggle option, allowing users to seamlessly switch between the stock Dopamine configuration and Xinam1ne with its symlinks enabled.

Download Xinam1ne IPA

The most convenient way to install Xinam1ne Jailbreak (arm64e) on A12-A15 is to take advantage of TrollStore and install the jailbreak permanently. However, it is also possible to use other IPA installers to sideload the jailbreak and download Xinam1ne IPA separately.

What is Xinam1ne?

Xinam1ne Jailbreak for iOS 15 to iOS 16.5.1 extends compatibility for rootful tweaks within the Dopamine core, leveraging Xina-inspired symlinks. This iteration of the original Dopamine jailbreak is also designed exclusively for devices ranging from the iPhone XS to the iPhone 13 series. Support is not and will not be extended to either older or newer devices.

Tweak injection provided by Xinam1ne Jailbreak uses the ElleKit tweak hooking library. The application enables users to choose their preferred package manager, restart Springboard, and reboot Userspace. Within the jailbreak settings, users can activate tweak injection, iDownload, and verbose logs. Additionally, there is an option to temporarily conceal or uninstall the jailbreak.

Xinam1ne installs Sileo as the default package manager, allowing users to manage and install tweaks on their devices. When you enable Xina-inspired symlinks Sileo can also install some rootful tweaks that have not been updated to support with rootless environment but still may work without issues. You can enable this feature on Dopamine with Xinamine Rootless Patcher.

This jailbreak can be likened to mere trivia, as it doesn't introduce any additional features beyond including a Xinamine Patcher with Dopamine in a single package. The same effect can be achieved using the stock Dopamine jailbreak. Xinam1ne is maintained by Andrea Dall'Ara.

Released under MIT license, Xinam1ne Jailbreak for iOS 15 – iOS 16.5.1 was published through GitHub. The source code includes all exploits and merged Dopamine code from the latest version. Xinam1ne IPA was included for an easier installation process.

Supported iPhones

All A12 – A15 systems on a chip (SoC) are supported by Xinam1ne Jailbreak. Below, you can find the actual list of compatible Dopamine iPhones. It is expected that iPads will also be supported in future updates. Stay tuned for more information on compatibility for these devices.

for iOS 15 – iOS 16.5.1

How to install Xinam1ne Jailbreak

Xinam1ne Jailbreak was released as an IPA package that can be installed on your device using various IPA installers such as Bullfrog Assistant, Sideloadly, AltStore, Gbox, etc. However, the most convenient way to install Xinam1ne IPA on iOS 15 is by using TrollStore. The jailbreak this way will be installed permanently without revokes.

Installing Xinam1ne IPA with TrollStore

Xinam1ne Jailbreak is available as an IPA file that can be installed using the TrollStore IPA Installer on any iPhone device. The app takes advantage of an iOS exploit, allowing it to jailbreak iOS 15 – iOS 16.5.1 (and some betas) on A12 – A15. This IPA file is a compiled version of Xinam1ne official source code. Xinam1ne IPA was officially released by CyPWN.

Step 1. Install TrollStore on firmware between iOS 15 up to iOS 16.5.1.

Step 2. Download Xinam1ne from the links at the top of this page.

Step 3. Share the downloaded IPA file with the TrollStore app.

Step 4. TrollStore will install Xinam1ne Jailbreak IPA when the file is loaded.

Step 5. Access the Xinam1ne app from the Home Screen.

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Kuba Pawlak

Kuba has over 20 years of experience in journalism, focusing on jailbreak since 2012. He has interviewed professionals from various companies. Besides journalism, Kuba specializes in video editing and drone flying. He studied IT at university before his writing career.

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