Many iOS users want to gain full control of their iPhones and iPads and be able to download apps, themes, extensions and other software that are not normally available for iOS devices that are not jailbroken.
The latest jailbreak from Pangu Team, however, will not be made available to the public, with the release of iOS 9 just around the corner. The Pangu jailbreak team confirmed it on its Weibo account. Doing so will likely provide Apple the chance to patch up the exploits used to jailbreak iOS 8.4.1, which Pangu Team hopes to use for jailbreaking iOS 9, a more attractive option to them and other jailbreakers.
There have been reports that while Apple has yet to release its all-new iOS 9, hacking teams are reportedly working on jailbreak tools that will be released immediately after the release of Apple’s new OS.
Accordingly, TaiG will work on redeeming itself, after conceding the extermination of its iOS 8.4 jailbreak tools by Apple. The hacking team is said to be eyeing a much bigger feat which is to break into the iOS 9.
Indeed, the battle between hacking teams and Apple have yet to see an end to it soon, as one tries to get the better of the other software apps shortly after they are released.