The big question "Whether to upgrade to Apple iOS 9.3.3 or Not?", for jailbreak community finally got answered by Team Pangu as they released a public jailbreak for iOS 9.2 to iOS 9.3.3 devices. While iH8Sn0w demonstrated iOS 10 jailbreak only meant for older 32-bit Apple devices, this one is only compatible with 64-bit devices as of now.

The semi-untether jailbreak would require you to re-run the jailbreaking app on your device every-time it gets rebooted to get back the jailbreak. The Chinese version of the app is out now and English version should be available soon. I would also warn that this Pangu jailbreak asks you for your Apple credentials and also resides on your device, this might get auto-updated with unwanted stuff later on.

Well known iOS hacker iH8sn0w has demonstrated a working jailbreak for Apple iOS 10, he confirms the iOS version by demoing deletion of iOS stock Mail app and also reboots his device to assure it's an untethered jailbreak.

While no information was shared about this iOS 10 jailbreak, it is worth noting that he is using an Apple iPhone 5 which is a 32-bit device. And this jailbreak could very well be the iBoot exploit the hacker has demonstrated a few years ago which puts shuts down the doors for this being a working jailbreak solution on Apple iOS 10 on newer Apple devices. Do watch the video shared below.

iPhone Dev Team the leaders in iPhone hacking have done it once again, this time they managed to jailbreak the new 3G iPhone with firmware version 2.0, and a iPhone jailbreaking tool “PwnageTool 2.0" has been developed to enable users unlock iPhone running the new firmware software version 2.0.

The Pwnage Tool 2.0 is yet to be released for public downloading, as the software is still under private beta testing and is undergoing further tests to ensure error free performance, the team posted videos demonstrating the jailbreaking process.

Once your iPhone is jail broken and is fully unlocked the iPhone 2.0 will be able to run unofficial third-party applications, themes and games. The all new version of the PwnageTool features support for both 1.1 and 2.0 firmware versions, custom installer configurations, indexing of .ipsws files, canned web-searches, custom root partitions and much more.