Apple Root Services & Magisk Support
115 devices with specifications, support status, and root information.
Rooting Apple devices
Our database lists 115 Apple devices for reference and comparison, but it is important to be upfront: Apple devices run iOS and iPadOS, not Android. SafeRooting is an Android rooting service, and "rooting" is an Android-specific process — the closest iOS equivalent is jailbreaking, a completely different procedure that we do not offer.
That means the Apple models on these pages cannot be rooted through our service or any Android rooting method. They are included so you can look up specifications and compare them against Android phones. If you are trying to gain deeper control over an Apple device, you would be looking for a jailbreak community rather than a root service.
If you also own an Android phone and want to root it — for system-wide ad blocking, full backups, bloatware removal, custom ROMs, or performance tuning — browse our supported Android brands to find your exact model, its root status, and the correct method. We are happy to check compatibility and handle the unlock and root remotely for any Android device we support.

Apple iPad Air 11 (2026)

Apple iPad Air 13 (2026)

Apple iPhone 17e

Apple iPad Pro 11 (2025)

Apple iPad Pro 13 (2025)

Apple Watch SE 3

Apple Watch Series 11 Aluminum

Apple Watch Series 11

Apple Watch Ultra 3

Apple iPhone 17

Apple iPhone Air

Apple iPhone 17 Pro

Apple iPhone 17 Pro Max

Apple iPhone 16e

Apple iPad (2025)

Apple iPad Air 11 (2025)

Apple iPad Air 13 (2025)

Apple iPad Air 11 (2024)

Apple iPad Air 13 (2024)

Apple iPad Pro 11 (2024)

Apple iPad Pro 13 (2024)

Apple Watch Series 10 Aluminum

Apple Watch Series 10

Apple iPhone 16
Apple rooting — frequently asked questions
Can Apple devices be rooted?
No. Apple devices run iOS or iPadOS, and rooting is an Android-only process. The iOS equivalent is jailbreaking, a different procedure that SafeRooting does not provide.
Why is Apple listed on an Android rooting site?
These pages are for specification reference and comparison only. Apple models are not rootable through our service — we support Android devices.
What can I root instead?
Any supported Android phone. Browse our brand pages to find your model, check its root status, and see the exact bootloader-unlock and Magisk method it uses.