Kindle's latest jailbreak tool LanguageBreak is released, which is suitable for new readers such as KPW5

CTOnews.com, October 30, Kindle China e-bookstore was suspended earlier this year, making readers in the hands of many people become "chicken ribs" products. However, Amazon's aggressive crackdown on jailbreak has made it impossible for the new Kindle to crack the system, further limiting the use of the device.

Marek, a member of the MobileRead forum, recently released a new jailbreak tool called LanguageBreak, which can crack almost all Kindle released around 2015, including the eighth generation or higher version of Kindle, the third generation or later version of Kindle Paperwhite, the eighth generation and later version of Kindle Oasis, and the latest Kindle Scribe.

LanguageBreak is suitable for Kindle firmware 5.16.2.1.1 or earlier. CTOnews.com partners can check their own Kindle firmware version and do not need to upgrade if applicable.

In addition, the jailbreak Kindle needs to be factory reset, which means that all personal data will be deleted. Before you begin, be sure to back up all important files.

LanguageBreak's GitHub page lists the 24 steps required for jailbreaking. You can try it on your own. Kindle Scribe users of Reddit forums have successfully escaped from jailbreaking.

After jailbreaking Kindle, users can install third-party applications like KOReader, which can support e-books in formats that existing Kindle software does not support, such as EPUB and CBZ files. It also provides more typesetting options than the default Kindle software, as well as support for plug-ins.