How to Unlock & Jailbreak your iPhone using Pwnage Tool

Ever since Apple released Firmware 2.0 & App Store for Apple iPhone. I’ve been really eager to upgrade but since Philippines is not yet supported that time. All I needed to do is just wait for iPhone Dev Team to release their new version of Pwnage tool.

For the past weeks, I’ve been visiting their blog for at least 5 times a day. Just to be able to get new updates of their tool. Check it out here.

I believe a lot of people would need a tutorial on how to use this amazing tool. So I’m here blogging about it 🙂

Be sure to do the following first:

• Download the ff.: –

• Pwnage 2.02 (here)
• Bootloaders 3.9 & 4.6 (here)

• Download the newest firmware, do remember to use iTunes. Choose Download only. Pwnage will find the firmware automatically when you do this. It saves you time in finding the right firmware on the net.

So now you have firmware 2.x on your iphone and it’s now locked.

It’s time to brace yourself for firmware 2.x on your iphone wohoo! 🙂

• Open Pwnage Tool 2.02, Select Simple Mode then Select Your Device.

• Click Next and Pwnage will find the firmware automatically from your iTunes Folder. Choose it then click Next.

• Select No on this screen.

• Select Yes here and find the Bootloader 3.9 file on your computer.

• Select No on this screen.

• Select Yes here and find the Bootloader 4.6 file on your computer.

• Select Yes on this screen.

• If you have a legit AT&T account, select yes here. If not, select No.

• The tool will now create your custom firmware.

• It will prompt you to enter your computer password, enter it.

• Just select No here to be safe.

• Follow the instructions exactly on how it is written, it’s very simple 🙂

• When your iPhone enters into DFU mode successfully, you’ll see this screen.

• Close Pwnage Tool and go to your iTunes.

• Option Click Restore and find the custom firmware on your computer (the one made by Pwnage).

Congratulations, we’ve done it! 🙂

Please do note that I’m using a Mac. So this tutorial is very useful for Mac users.

If you’re a windows user, you might want to just search for a custom firmware 2.0.1 for Windows users 🙂 Once you have the firmware ready, you’ll need to reset & restore your iPhone into factory settings (tutorial I made for that is found here). Lastly in your iTunes, option-click restore & find the custom firmware on your computer and you’re done! 🙂