[Question] Is Odyssey still open-source?

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  • Odyssey

    Odyssey Swift-based semi-untethered jailbreak (by TheOdysseyJB)

    • The GitHub repo hasn’t been properly updated since version 1.1.2. The most recent release as of today is 1.3.0. This is even reflected in the release section on GitHub where change logs have been posted for each release, but no code has been updated. Is Odyssey still open-source or has it become closed source like Unc0ver? Additionally, is Electra still open-source? I know that Chimera never was, but I remember hearing about bootstrap changes to Electra at some point recently but can’t find any repositories that have been updated in the last couple years.

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