On August 26, 2019, self-proclaimed ?Vita hacker? Andy The Flow Nguyen released a new PS Vita exploit to jailbreak Vitas operating on firmwares 3.65-3.71. Called h-encore2, is the ?fourth public? jailbreak for the handheld. It allows jailbreakers to make ?kernal- and user-modifications, change the clock speed, install plugins, run homebrews, and much more.? Nguyen only released it yesterday, announcing it on Twitter.
And then, Sony shut the Vita exploit down faster than, well, really anything it has ever done before with a new firmware update.

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