If reports are anything to go by, iOS 9.3.1 jailbreak will be released in April this year.
According to The Guardian report, the tech giant Apple has pushed out the iOS 9.3.1 update with a fix for a bug that was causing apps to be unresponsive after tapping on links in Messages, Safari, Mail and third party web browsers such as Google Chrome. The bug was most prevalent on the iPhone 6s Plus and iPhone 6s.
Several jailbreak fans are now thinking if TaiG or Pangu will be able to release a jailbreak tool for the update because iOS 9.3 jailbreak is missing.
iOS 9.3, which was beta tested since January, was launched on March 21, 2016. However, it had some problems and the software company had to come up with a new update. The update brought new features such as Verizon WiFi calling and Night Shift and security fixes.
Additionally, the new update brought a fix for the bug that was crashing or freezing apps after tapping on links when using Messages, Safari and other apps.
At present, there is no information on if iOS 9.3 jailbreak will be released soon. According to several reports, the software has a few vulnerabilities. Furthermore, qwertyoruiop, an iOS developer, has showed a video of an iPhone running on iOS 9.3 beta. It is not known whether the iOS developer will release the jailbreak tool for public or not.
On March 11, 2016, Pangu has released iOS 9.1 jailbreak, and since then, several users already upgraded to iOS 9.2.1 or iOS 9.2 with the hope that exploits in iOS 9.3 will be discovered.
Pangu has also released the iOS 9.0.2, iOS 9.0.1 and iOS 9 jailbreak in the fall of last year, iDigitalTimes reported. Now, speculations are doing the rounds that iOS 9.3.1 jailbreak will be released this month.
Some reports suggest that it is not safe to upgrade to iOS 9.3.1 or iOS 9.3, because people may be tricked to download fake iOS 9.3 jailbreak that could destroy their phone.
Jailbreaking iPhone 6s Plus and iPhone 6s will be great as it will give people more control over their device with several unofficial tools and apps.
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