A new hacker group has claimed to have successfully done what long-time trusted jailbreakers Pangu and TaiG haven't been able to do so far: create a working, untethered iOS 9.3.2 jailbreak. Here are the details.
It's been a while since the iPhone jailbreaking community saw a new jailbroken version of iOS 9, but now a possible release of an iOS 9.3 jailbreak is being rumored -- and it could happen before the start of Apple's Worldwide Developer Conference (WWDC) 2016.
In a video purportedly demonstrating a working untethered jailbreak of iOS 9.2 on an iPhone 6, lone hacker "qwertyoruiop" claims the tool will work on iOS 9.2.1 and iOS 9.3 beta as well. Meanwhile, jailbreakers are still waiting on an official jailbreak tool release for iOS 9.2 and iOS 9.2.1 from Pangu or TaiG.
A jailbreak tool for iOS 9.2 is still not available and the availability of such a tool is being delayed. There is not much time for a jailbreak tool to become available because iOS 9.3 is right around the corner.
iOS 9.2.1 is still in its beta form. Apple is still in the beta version of iOS 9. 2. 1, but one hacker says he has already created a jailbreak for the operating system.
Rumors point to an iOS 9.2 jailbreak tool. Apple released iOS 9. 2 to the public this week, but there still is no jailbreak solution for iOS 9. 1 or iOS 9.
Apple patched iOS 9.1 to eliminate vulnerabilities in the iOS 9 jailbreak Jailbreak teams continue to work on creating a successful jailbreak tool for Apple's iOS 9.
New jailbreak solutions are coming soon. After Apple managed to patch vulnerabilities in iOS 9 with their updates 9. 1 and 9. 2, jailbreakers are looking for ways to exploit the new versions, and they appear likely to find solutions by the end of the year.
Apple has improved its security features in iOS 9.1 The jailbreak community was able to create a jailbreak solution for iOS 9, but now they are looking for ways to create a jailbreak tool for the current iOS 9.
A hacking team turned in their jailbreak solution right before the deadline. A hacking team has found a way to remotely jailbreak iPads and iPhones powered by iOS 9, winning a $1 million reward in a competition for their solution.
Apple patched up iOS 9.1 The Pangu jailbreak team was able to successfully find exploits in the iOS 9 operating system and create a jailbreak tool for it.
The jailbreak tool is only available for Windows Pangu has successfully created and released an untethered jailbreak tool for iOS 9 devices. This is the first public iOS 9 jailbreak solution to be released.
Zerodium wants to exploit Apple's secure new operating system A vulnerability research and cybersecurity startup is offering up to a $3 million bounty for a successful jailbreak to the new Apple iOS 9 operating system.
Now that iOS 9 is rolling out and available for download, the next question for many fans is: When can they get a customizable "jailbreak" version of iOS 9? Sadly, the safe answer seems to be: Have patience.
Apple iPhone and iPad users waiting for an the iOS 8.3 untethered jailbreak could expect a release date in July. But with an iOS 8.4 update soon, K33N, TaiG, and possibly Pangu may be focusing on cracking iOS 9 -- and to release it around the same time Apple rolls out its official iOS 9.
