But for those who have already faced glitches after upgrading, the successor iOS 9.3.3 would inevitably have to be installed to rid their device of issues. Sadly enough, the update lays to rest the Pangu iOS 9.3.3 jailbreak. Jailbreak certainly has a lot of upsides that you should definitely consider. It is possible that these breaches and the Pangu tool are unrelated, but that is too much of a coincidence. Just recently, Pangu’s iOS 9.3.3 jailbreak came under fire after consumers reported some security breaches brought by the jailbreak. The company credits Team Pangu, a prominent developer in the jailbreaking community, with finding the bug.
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Should I upgrade to iOS 9.3.4?
iOS 9.3.3 went through several beta tests before it was released a couple of weeks ago, but Apple apparently didn’t catch everything.
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There can be many reasons behind this decision, but here is what we believe in. And since Apple says “this update provides an important security update for your iPhone or iPad”, this could mean that Apple found some internal bug or security flaw that’s been patched within iOS 9.3.4. That’s right, Apple is now signing both iOS 9.3.3 as well as iOS 9.3.2. That can become the primary reason behind not releasing an iOS 9.3.3 jailbreak for 32-bit devices. It has been suggested that you restore your device to wipe the original jailbreak and jailbreak using this tool, while using a throw-away Apple ID and password. Like the A4 and A5 devices infrastructure which caused no jailbreak for A5 devices for a long run. Pangu also stated that the team has not received any security issue report from Chinese users and the fact that people accused them for the breach, is making them sad. Be sure to download the latest Pangu 1.1 tool before going ahead with the jailbreak. It may be best for users to just hold off until the 10th iteration of Apple’s mobile OS is released to the public. So the only option for jailbreaking iOS 9.3.3 at the moment is to use the semi-tethered method and keep your fingers crossed for the future!
