This month started with a series of updates for most Apple devices.
Only a few days after the release of the final version of IOS / iPadOS 13.5, Apple released an update for both iPhone, as well as for iPad and Apple Watch, which comes to close some security breaches.
In the update from the end of last month, o security issue it allowed a third-party application to execute code with kernel privileges, which could have led to high resource consumption and real security issues. Targeted by this problem were the devices iPhone 6s or older models, iPad Air 2 or older, iPad mini 4 and iPod Touch a 7-a gen.
This update will prevent users who want to jailbreak to version 13.5 for the devices mentioned above. Despite all this. Apple still released the signature on 13.5, so if you intend to jailbreak, you can still downgrade from 13.5.1 to 13.5. Although we do not recommend this.
Updates to close some security gaps were also made for Apple Watch (watchOS) and Mac (macOS).
