PS4: SpecterDev releases 4.05 Kernel Exploit

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85 Responses

  1. Hydra0123 says:

    Plz…can someone explain me how to install games after the Jailbreak..

  2. urwill says:

    Damn. So I spent 400€ on a 1.76 PS4 for nothing

  3. derpherp says:

    I was on 3.55 and updated a week before this came out. Guess my only option now is to buy a bundle. Oh well…

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