iOS 6.1.3 jailbreak can be done with Redsn0w version 0.9.15b3, but evasi0n jailbreakers may have to wait a little longer. David Wang, one of the hacking programmers who developed the evasi0n tool, is skipping this stage in the Apple update for the next major OS iteration.

iOS 6.1.3 Jailbreak Guide: iPhone 4/iPhone 3GS/iPod Touch 4G

International Business Times has published a guide to jailbreaking iOS 6.1.3 tethered on some iPhone and iPod Touch devices. Click the link and follow the steps carefully to escape the latest OS restrictions.

In its notification to users, Apple says iOS 6.1.3 "fixes a bug that could allow someone to bypass the passcode and access the Phone app." For users in Japan, this same update carries with it some "improvements to Maps in Japan."

Apple notes it has fixed six bugs in its latest iOS iteration. Forbes reported the tech giant credits evasi0n hackers for spotting the bugs. Nearly 18 million device owners have turned to evasi0n to jailbreak their iOS gadgets. Now iOS 6.1.3 has blocked the evad3rs' latest tool. But Wang is not worried.

David Wang, evad3r: 'We'll probably wait until the next major release'

In an interview with Forbes, Wang confirmed Apple has yet to fix at least one more bug that was used to develop the evasi0n tool. This means the popular team of evad3rs can still jailbreak the latest iOS restrictions. However, Wang says they'd rather wait this one out.

"We'll probably wait until the next major release," Wang said. Jailbreakers would also like to fix the lockscreen vulnerability for jailbroken Apple devices. Jailbreaking users have sounded off their support of the evad3rs plan to wait for the next update, keeping the iOS 7 in mind.

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