A few days later after the iOS 9.3.3 Jailbreak tool was published by Pangu, Apple killed the exploits once again with the release of the iOS 9.3.4.
Critics believe that Apple seems to be enjoying its mind games with the jailbreaking community which is why even when the iOS 10 is released, the American tech giant was still releasing minor updates when it is already considered quite late.
Subsequently, Pangu went on to quietly release the iOS 9.3.4 Jailbreak, which is an untethered crack, meant to cover the thwarting maneuvers of Apple on the iOS 9.3.3 Jailbreak with its unexpected release of the iOS 9.3.4.
By untethered, it also means the users no longer need the aid of a PC in order to reboot the device after it is jailbroken.
However, for some reason, Apple suddenly released the iOS 9.3.5 on August 25 that Pangu and the jailbreaking fans were surprised and worried at the same time, thinking that it was meant to patch the exploits and tweaks offered by the iOS 9.3.4 Jailbreak.
Thus, even if Apple device users upgrade to iOS 9.3.5, they can still use the exploits and tweaks that were brought in by the iOS 9.3.4 Jailbreak.