Six months ago, Apple’s own “killed” jailbreak for iOS 9. Most published since update still not compatible with the utility Pangu. Every day users ask questions about the prospects cherished to see the Cydia icon on the iPhone screen, so MacDigger gathered together all currently available information about the iOS 9.
A little background. September 16, 2015 Apple has released final version of iOS 9, but due to the presence of bugs by the end of the month OS was updated to iOS versions 9.0.1 and 9.0.2. 13 Oct jailbreak from Pangu is compatible with all at that time, editors of iOS 9.
The break-in “nines” using the utility from Pangu has been blocked on October 21 with the release of iOS 9.1. Long time iOS 9.0.2 was the last version of the iPhone and iPad, compatible with the jailbreak. In March the surprise of many hackers have released a jailbreak for iOS 9.1. The instrument was untimely because at that time the current version was already iOS 9.2.1, and, statistically, most users are switching to latest versions within days of release. It is now available iOS 9.3.1 and ends 9.3.2 testing iOS, but iOS 9.1 – still the only of the most recent versions will be compatible with the Pangu tool.
Those who closely follow the news, you know that Italian developer Luca Tedesco managed to hack iPhone running iOS 9.3 beta, but the programmer gave to understand that he is not going to do a public release of the exploit, and uses it exclusively for personal purposes. In turn, the Chinese team Pangu and TaiG did not provide any comments about the jailbreak until the release. Jailbreak for iOS 9.3.1 / 9.3 iOS can come in 5 minutes after publishing the post, after six months or not go at all. No specific information, sorry, no.
Whether to move to iOS 9.3.1? It all depends on your preferences. If your current version of iOS 9.3, you should definitely install the latest OS to get rid of the bug with opening links. Moreover, the set of vulnerabilities in the firmware does not change after update. If you are using a jailbroken iOS 9.0.iOS x or 9.2.1 and wait for a jailbreak, it is better to update to more recent editions of OS to be postponed. Because of the uncertainty with the timing there is a risk to remain without jailbreak for a long time. After the release of the tools can safely install iOS 9.3.1 without fear of what your favorite tweaks will no longer work.
For those who want to obtain maximum protection of their gadgets and who don’t need the jailbreak, the transition to the latest version of iOS is a must.
