Jailbreak fans were praying for a jailbreak release soon, and it looks like their prayers have now been heard. iOS 9 has finally been jailbroken by none other than the very talented Team Pangu. In the first release, several users faced problems whilst trying to jailbreak.
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Tech Node reported that the Pangu tool is only available on Windows.
It seems that Saurik also updated both the Cydia Substrate and Cydia installer for the iOS 9 jailbreak, but it seems that not all popular jailbreak tools are ready for it, there is an online public spreadsheet on Google Docs, where you can see all the tools that have been tested with the iOS 9 jailbreak. No, there are a few things that iPhone, iPad and iPod touch users should do before the iOS 9.1 release arrives.
The Pangu 9 is now compatible with the following devices: iPod touch, iPhone 4s, iPhone 5, iPhone 5c, iPhone 5s, iPhone 6, iPhone 6s, iPad mini 2, iPad mini 3, iPad mini 4, iPad, iPad Air, and iPad Air 2.
If you’re happy with your iPhone the way it is, you can ignore the jailbreak entirely, but if you plan on downloading it, you might want to know about a few of the best tweaks for a jailbroken iOS 9 device before you do so. The tweak can be installed from the BigBoss Cydia Repository. The current OS is already marred by certain problems. Apple users mostly do not require warranty claim due to the premium quality they are offered, but this root access may cause serious harm to their devices and they might not even be able to get it fixed. Jailbreaking the device means it will not get updates whenever the new OS is available. However, it doesn’t always go smooth as the possibility of a failed jailbreak is very much there.
China, however, is lagging, despite the country’s significance to Apple not only as a device market, but also in terms of App Store revenue. The jailbreak is untethered – meaning you won’t have to jailbreak the device every time the battery dies or the phone restarts.
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Again, using the jailbreak comes with risks so using it will be at the Apple device owner’s discretion.
