The iOS 9.3.2 users are speculating that if a jailbreak tool will be released anytime soon, this may let them enjoy the treat for only a limited time as Apple is also in the way of rolling out iOS 9.3.3 soon. The Chinese hackers team has showcased their success about iOS 10 jailbreak on MOSEC 2016.
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If you’re already testing iOS 10 beta on your iPhone or iPad, head to the Software Update section of the Settings app to find the OTA update.
The MOSEC was a one-day conference that featured presentations and discussions around cutting-edge technology security. However, Pangu has not confirmed any official tool to the public, raising a lot of questions and suspicions from Apple users, including the authenticity of their display at MOSET 2016. September is getting closer than ever and with it, iOS 10 is also on its way.
There is an outside chance that an iOS 9.3.2 jailbreak may come out unannounced but time is of the essence. Some audience from the event chattered about the iOS 10 jailbreak development with Pangu.
With a long list of issues tied to the iOS 9.3.2 version, rumor has it that an iOS 9.3.3 jailbreak release is more likely.
In addition to a public demo of Cydia running on iOS 10, Pangu team discussed the security problems in iOS 9.3.2 and made assure they will release iOS 9.3.2 jailbreak for public. So a jailbreak before the release of Apple’s next full-fledged iOS version is of paramount importance, as the new version would then require its own jailbreak and render the previous versions absolutely useless.
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iOS 10 is a major iOS update with a host of new features and design tweaks, including a new Lock screen experience with 3D Touch-enabled notifications, a more easily accessible camera, a redesigned Control Center, and a new widgets screen. Many rumors had surfaced that Pangu and other mobile hacking groups were successful to craft such tool, but Apple may have become successful to keep their latest iOS systems “jailbreak-free”. This is one of the main issues for jailbreak developers – they have to split their resources between projects that are not guaranteed to be worthwhile.
