The iOS 9.3.3 Jailbreak tool English version has recently been released by Pangu. The tool is only limited to 64-bit devices and is now available for download.
Interested iOS jailbreakers can get the latest tool in the official Pangu website. It may be limited to jailbreaking 64-bit Apple smartphones but users can use Apple's three major mobile OS varints. Apple users are advised to update their units to the latest update, iOS 9.3.3. The Pangu jailbreak tool can handle it and most of the bugs in the iOS 9.3.3 could be remedied.
The latest similar jailbreak tool has both similarities and differences with the previous tools. The tool is installed with the use of a certificate similar to that of an app. This means that the jailbreak will have a maximum lifespan of 7 days to regular users and one year to developer account holders.
Users can simply repeat the jailbreaking process once the certificate expires. The first released Chinese version is basically the same with its English counterpart, according to a 9To5Mac report. Apple users will also have to activate the jailbreak app in their devices every time they do a reboot.
The Pangu iOS 9.3.3 tool is unfortunately semi-untethered but that is the price to pay for many jailbreakers. The Chinese hackers' website listed the iPhone and iPad models that could run the jailbreak app. However, it seems that there is no plan to release a 32-bit iOS 9.3.3 jailbreak tool, according to an iDownloadBlog report.
Users will also need to download the appropriate Cydia Impactor version to make the jailbreak tool work. Those who intend to use the iOS jailbreak tools should be aware of the risks involved. A jailbroken smartphone or tablet could be vulnerable to viruses and malwares.
Apple will also not honor any warranties if their product has been damaged due to the use of jailbreak tools. However, the risks involved are not enough to deter many Apple device owners.
