If it is patched, no cfw supports at the moment.

 

The best way to check is just try injecting cfw. If you have a patched model, there is no cfw that supports it at this time. If it’s in the “possibly patched” area then it’s a safe bet just to check my injecting the cfw

 

Future is not set in stone

Team Xecuter is hard work at hacking the unhackable switches

Patience young one

 

Don’t update it. Patched Switches on firmwares 4.1.0 to 7.0.1 will be hackable eventually (4.1.0 hacks will be coming very soon ). If you’ve already updated to 8.x you’re permanently screwed and will likely never be able to hack it

 

They said that a long time ago, and I highly doubt they will come up with a method to hard mod a Ipatched switch. Their own software and frame work is based on reswitched's work. So why should anyone believe that they will come up with a hardware based solution? IF ANYTHING reswitched already proved they are further ahead! As the sept payload uses another exploit in the switch that they only know at the moment that gives the switches tsec keys when they couldn't be dumped. I'm sick of hearing this propaganda that "TX will solve it" when they are known in the switch hacking scene for copying!
If they didn't blatantly copy someone else work and try to hide it, I would actually be significantly less skeptical.

 

Expect more stuff to come when the new switch models come out as they are waiting to see if they have the same flaws

 

They said that ages ago and haven't even provided the slightest proof of their claims. You basically mean Xecuter is currently waiting till somebody else does it and they can implement it letting someone else do all the work

 

I know few guys selling just the tablets in UK which are hackable, how are they getting this in so many numbers?

 

As the user above stated
A software hack will be available to switches up to firmware 7.0.1 but 4.x models will be getting it a bit quicker though

 

It uses another Tegra chip exploit. There was a reason why cfw was stuck for 7.0 it was due the inability to actually get the keys required to boot the switch into horizon. (Nintendo made significant changes to how pk1 and pk2 was handled)
And sept was able to dumb those keys. There was a reason why SX OS was having a hard time getting to 7.0. It was because they couldn't get the keys, and to avoid using sept, they waited for someone to drop they keys so they could just bake it into the loader.
Second off your wrong about "release"
Again SX OS's code was based off a significantly older build of atmosphere. So in reality if you seriously want to argue that because there was no release version, that SX OS was first, then sx os is not a release but a alpha build of atmosphere that was closed sourced, and the only change that was added was emulating game carts.