And this further makes sense because Apple recognizedPangu for a resolved issue in the release notes provided with iOS 10.0.1.
Then additional exploits may have been cropped off by iOS 10.0.2, but it doesn’t essentially mean that jailbreak is no longer possible. In a recent post MobiPicker suggested that the tech blog site hinted that the longer we have to wait, the more jailbreak enthusiasts are entertaining the impression that the Jailbreaking tool will skip iOS 10.
However, the website iJailbreak.com said that the scope remains open for an iOS 10 jailbreak and Pangu will not base their work on the last two OS releases by Apple. As an alternative, the hacking team will probably, and with good reason, wait for the announcement of iOS 10.1. This would mean lengthier waiting time but also the guaranteed that jailbreak will have access to a fully working uncut jailbreak which will last longer than as customary.
IfCydiadesigner Jay Freeman, also recognized as Saurik, is to be believed, everything but confirmation, that the next jailbreak will come again from Pangu and not from iH8sn0w or Luca Todesco. According to him, the only reliable jailbreak version can come from Pangu.
Stay tuned for more news regarding updates on Apple’s iOS 10 jailbreak.