iOS 8.3 jailbreak release may finally happen soon after Chinese developers Pangu team demonstrated their version of iOS 8.3 jailbreak at Mobile Security Conference in Sanghai, China.
Pangu team member Daneil_K4 has posted photographs of the team's presentation at the said event on Chinese social community Weibo. However, the team has not confirmed the official iOS 8.3 jailbreak release date.
According to Japanese website Tools4Hack, this hinted that iOS 8.3 jailbreak release may happen soon. The report added that it will arrive after the roll out of the official iOS 8.4 by Apple. Apple will reportedly launch the iOS 8.4 at the company's annual Worldwide Developers' Conference on June 8.
Previous reports claimed that iOS 8.4 release will be slightly delayed as Apple is perfecting the features of the operating system such as the new music app. The new version of the operating system will bring fixes to bug and issues found in the previous version of the iOS.
Meanwhile, iClarified reported that other Chinese developer TaiG will focus in developing iOS 9 jailbreak. TaiG member Ray Xie told iDigital Times that it has no plan to release a jailbreak for both iOS 8.3 and iOS 8.4.
It was previously reported that iOS 9 will pack "rootless" security feature that will put an end to all jailbreaks. According to Apple-centric website 9to5 Mac, iOS 9 is a formidable operating system since it will be rootless, which is an all-new security apparatus. Without the root, users with administrative-level will not be able to access certain protected files in Apple devices.