Many have attempted an iPhone 5 jailbreak for the iOS 6.1. Unlocking the codes have proven unsuccessful, however, a iPhone 5 jailbreak for the iOS 6.1 has finally been deciphered and is available online through a tool called "Evasion."

Jailbreaking became a legal act after The Digital Millennium Copy Right Act of 2010. Although Apple fought to make the act illegal, jeailbreaking your iPhone 5 is allowed. However, warranty on the product is immediately void after jailbreaking. If you decide to return to factory settings on your iPhone 5 iOS 6.1, users can reset through Apple iTunes.

ZDNET describes "jailbreaking" as the process in which locked-down software is opened up to external applications outside the platform's protective fence. It allows third-party contributors to gain further access to the device's features, which has spurred on a huge-albeit entirely separate-ecosystem for non-Apple App Store applications."

To download the iPhone 5 jailbreak tool for iOS 6.1, click here.