Apple avid fans were clamoring for the release of the much-rumored iOS 9.3.2 jailbreak. It was believed that the jailbreak was to come out on June 10, as claimed by GSMagic team.
Users were expecting that the newest version of the jailbreak would come from reputable developers like TaiG or Pangu, according to MobiPicker. However, GSMagic, a relatively new team, came out claiming to be developing the new jailbreak.
The group has been relying on social media sites like Twitter as a way of establishing their online presence. For some days, the team has been claiming that it would launch the latest version of the jailbreak.
GSMagic had even released sneak peeks on how iOS 9.3.2 jailbreak would look like, and the way it would work amid some doubts from several people on their legitimacy, according to Neurogadget. After releasing the teaser videos, the group mentioned that they would concentrate on the project first, hinting that they would stay off Twitter for some time.
Even before GSMagic's said deadline, the group had received many negative feedbacks for the way they marketed themselves on Twitter. Their critics accused them of being a prank and that their supposed jailbreak launch may just be a hoax. The group got into heated argument with other jailbreak developers.
Now that the jailbreak supposed release date has passed, GSMagic's Twitter account has switched to private. As a result, users can only access their twitter feeds following approval by the group.
In fact, the team recently tweeted that they no longer handle the social media account. In addition, they explained that they would not be accountable for any viruses tweeted by the account.
It is advisable that users avoid the GSMagic group Twitter account and their jailbreaks since the site might be a prank. Visiting the site would be risking infection of devices by viruses. For now, it is unclear when and who will release the iOS 9.3.2 jailbreak.
Here is a sneak peek for more information on iOS 9.3.2 jailbreak: