His video evidence also proved that iOS 9.3 and its subsequent update, the iOS 9.3.1 are both capable of being jailbroken. Since the new iOS 9.3.2 does not have security features built on it, it also follows that the iOS 9.3.2 can be jailbroken, not by anybody, but only by Luca Tedesco for now.
The problem is that Tedesco has made it clear a number of times that his jailbreak exploits are private and he has no plans of releasing it as a public jailbreak. It also showed the jailbreak community that Pangu, TaiG, and other known jailbreak developers were beaten to the draw.
Instead of publishing a public jailbreak tool which it does not have at the moment obviously, Pangu claimed on its website that the semi jailbreak and 3k partial jailbreak methods that it is using for iOS 9.2 and up will still work in jailbreaking the iOS 9.3.2.
TaiG, on the other hand, claims that it has a full method to jailbreak the iOS 9.3.2 using the TaiG9 v3.00 β2.
Both hacking teams also claim that since the iOS 9.3.2 brought no new features compared to iOS 9.3.1, working on jailbreaking methods is simplified.
For sure, the people at Cupertino in California are reserving their best smiles since not even the popular jailbreakers over at Pangu and TaiG have able to come up with public jailbreak tools thus far.