Apple just released iOS 9.3.4 to kill the Pangu Jailbreak and it’s already been jailbroken!
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Apple says iOS 9.3.4 provides important but small security fixes to iPhone and iPad devices.
According to MacRumors, the iOS 10 brings a slew of captivating new features, including a redesigned Messages app, a revamped Lock screen, a new Photos app equipped with an object and facial recognition and an updated Music app, among others.
These are just some of the things you must know about Pangu’s iOS 9.3.3 jailbreak.
The iPhone 6s iOS 9.3 update apparently came out with a lot of issues for Apple users. Customization gets a whole new dimension with iOS 9.3.3 update in iPhone 6s.
A couple of weeks ago, the Pangu team finally released the jailbreak for iOS 9.3.3. Security issues have been taken care of with this update, but it’s best to hatch a backup plan for downgrading in case something goes wrong.
On Aug. 4, Friday, the giant electronic company unleashed the iOS 9.3.4 update, a critical security update that fixes an issue that may permit several applications to “execute arbitrary code with kernel privileges”.
If you own an Apple mobile gadget, you’re probably on your way to download the jailbreaking tool. Fortunately, this can’t be turned off as OTA updates would force your iOS device into a boot loop if it were possible. But again, you need to think about your jailbreak status. Of course, you can downgrade safely and keep your jailbreak but if you want the new security updates then you will have no chance but to update to iOS 9.3.4. You can go into your phone setting and download the new update on WiFi. However, if you do not want to download iOS 9.3.4 IPSW but quickly want to update your device to latest iOS 9.3.4 then you can always use iOS Software Update utility OTA update for your iOS devices.
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The iOS 9.3.4 version might be the last and final update for the iOS 9 series before Apple officially released the iOS 10 version in early September, along with the eagerly anticipated new iOS devices. You can not use the OTA update to get latest firmware on your iPhone or iPad device. So if you are not on iOS 9.3.3, you should install iOS 9.3.3 now so that you can jailbreak whenever you want.
