For now, our attention is focused on how things will work out on the jailbreak scene, and what the future holds for those who don’t want to upgrade to iOS 10. This has been a common problem with previous major versions of the operating system, so users who’ve been jailbreaking for a while should be familiar with the situation.
If one of the major teams is actually working on a solution for iOS 9.3.5, they should come out with a statement soon enough. If the next weeks don’t yield any such claims, then it’s probably safe to assume that the operating system is locked down at this stage.
Some fans of Apple are wondering if Pangu will manage to bring out their jailbreak for iOS 10 fast enough, or if they will face more trouble than anticipated in their efforts. It’s possible that Apple could slow their progress down, but stopping them completely seems quite hard.
There are claims that Apple have made it particularly hard to crack the defenses of their operating system in this version, so it will be interesting to see if they manage to cause extra trouble for jailbreak developers.
The company is, as usual, quiet on the issue and they are not commenting much on their new security features. Plus, we are pretty confident what they are going to say if they did address the situation eventually – it would be the same story about how they have no plans to drop their work on jailbreak tools.