Apple IOS 9.2 - 9.3.3 Jailbreak out!

[BurningDesire]

On one hand, YAY JAILBREAK

On the other hand, ew pangu

I mean honestly, I don't really see a need to jailbreak. All I would do is emulate retro games on my 6S+. And have my 3DS tricked out to play all those games with good ol physical buttons.

Why disrespect pangu? Sure they release their stuff on a illegal Chinese App Store but it is because of them we have this jailbreak.

 

[Posghetti]

Sold my iPhone 6 Plus 64 GB because I couldn't wait for a jailbreak... FeelsBadMan

 

[Kuroi-Akira]

Meanwhile I'm stuck in 9.3.2 iPhone 5

 

[Deleted-379826]

Dang no ipod 5

 

[Deleted User]

Dang no ipod 5

Yup. The IPOD 5 is an awesome device to jailbreak but nope-can't jailbreak until they release (if they do) a 32 bit

 

[ThisIsDaAccount]

Sorry if I'm asking in the incorrect place (couldn't find where to) and sorry for how noobish this question this, but here goes: I saw that in order to install a jailbreak, you have to turn off some security measures like passcode and find my iPad for it to work correctly. Can these be turned back on after install the jailbreak?

Thanks in advance for the help

 

[Deleted User]

Sorry if I'm asking in the incorrect place (couldn't find where to) and sorry for how noobish this question this, but here goes: I saw that in order to install a jailbreak, you have to turn off some security measures like passcode and find my iPad for it to work correctly. Can these be turned back on after install the jailbreak?

Thanks in advance for the help

Of what I have heard, yes they can be turned back on. I have seen people with passcode, Icloud,FMIP and such, turned on after a jailbreak.

 

[hudhair]

Hey everyone! I've been out of the ios scene for a while (my last apple device was an 1pod touch 4th gen) and i just got an iphone 6splus. It's on ios 9.3.2. My question is, should i update to 9.3.3, or just jailbreak as it is? Thanks!

 

[Deleted-379826]

Hey everyone! I've been out of the ios scene for a while (my last apple device was an 1pod touch 4th gen) and i just got an iphone 6splus. It's on ios 9.3.2. My question is, should i update to 9.3.3, or just jailbreak as it is? Thanks!

Doesn't matter, if you want the very slim bug fixes, if not who cares!

 

[hudhair]

Doesn't matter, if you want the very slim bug fixes, if not who cares!

Thanks!

 

[hudhair]

Also, updating my device will completely remove a jailbreak right?

 

[Deleted-379826]

Also, updating my device will completely remove a jailbreak right?

I don't know about the files but it will leave it unusable(the jailbreak)

 

[ut2k4master]

still hoping for a 32bit version

 

[cearp]

Hey everyone! I've been out of the ios scene for a while (my last apple device was an 1pod touch 4th gen) and i just got an iphone 6splus. It's on ios 9.3.2. My question is, should i update to 9.3.3, or just jailbreak as it is? Thanks!

update, no reason not too.
not just bug fixes, major security flaws too.

 

[lefthandsword]

Better be quick if you want to jailbreak. Apple will stop signing 9.3.3 within the next week or two
https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT207026

I just moved from 9.1 and the speed improvements are worth dealing with the semi-untether hassle - apps open noticeably faster and less freezes on my iPod.

 

[Deleted User]

Well, it seems 9.3.4 is being released. Better be careful to not accidentally upgrade lol.