Pangu Team Shows Off iOS 10 Jailbreak; iOS 9.3.2 Jailbreak Incoming?

With a short timescale, many tech experts believe Team Pangu wants to immediately release new jailbreak tool before the iOS 9.3.3 version become available publicly.

When an audience member asked one of the developers from Team Pangu about the possibility of iOS 9.3.2 jailbreak, the reply was the tool will be released publicly next week, as per report from Forbes.

Between the two iOS version, it is obvious that an iOS 9.3.3 jailbreak would be preferred. The software was stable for an early iOS beta.

Renowned jailbreaking developers from the Pangu Team showcased an iOS 10 that was tampered with. The team also hinted towards the possible release of a jailbreak for iOS 9.3.2. Pangu just demonstrated their all-new iOS 10 jailbreak software. Let us wait for a week, and see whether iOS 9.3 jailbreaking tool is being released in the internet or not. Major releases will only be available for the iOS 9.3.2 and onward. This is because the only published working full jailbreaking tool is still for the iOS 9.1. Following their presentation, in typical Apple fashion, Pangu went on to demo “One More Thing” and that was a working iOS 10 jailbreak. “That’s why Jailbreak hackers hesitate to release the beta jailbreak to public”, the jailbreaking team explained on their official website. They showed that Cydia could run on iOS 10, though we think that Cydia-maker Saurik may be involved with Pangu in a way. The Italian hacker, Luca Todesco, aka qwertyuiop on Twitter, has apparently managed to also find an exploit within the new mobile operating system. However, the release schedule has not been announced, except for Stephen Chan, a blogger, who reported that the jailbreak could arrive within a week.

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As it is, Apple has just released the full version of the iOS 9.3.3 a few weeks ago after coming out first with several betas for the firmware update. There was a time when a jailbreak for the latest version of iOS was released within days of the new version of the operating system, but the fact is that Apple has made it extremely hard for hackers to liberate its devices.