iOS 9.3.3, iOS 10 jailbreak release date news: Software finally out, iOS 10 now Pangu's focus

After months of waiting, jailbreak fans can finally get a load of the iOS 9.3.3 jailbreak, which was recently released by Chinese jailbreak development team Pangu.

The iOS 9.3.3 jailbreak is expected to be the final jailbreak software before the iOS 10 jailbreak, which Pangu has also been hard at work for, with a functioning version shown early this month.

The jailbreak tool released prior to the iOS 9.3.3 jailbreak is the one for the iOS 9.1, which did not benefit many users as it came out when newer versions of Apple's mobile operating system were already making a splash in the scene.

Pangu only took less than a couple of weeks to bring out the iOS 9.3.3 jailbreak after the software itself was rolled out by Apple.

With the team hard at work for the iOS 10 jailbreak, users can expect the jailbreak developers to be as quick in putting out the said jailbreak.

It is important to note that the recently released jailbreak software is semi-tethered, which means it requires users to run Cydia again when the iOS device restarts.

Another important thing to know about the iOS 9.3.3 jailbreak is that it is not the most flawless jailbreak software. There are some bugs to expect in it.

However, it is believed that these issues will likely be ironed out by Pangu soon so those who are not in a rush in using the iOS 9.3.3 jailbreak are advised to wait it out for a smoother version.

Pangu's iOS 9.3.3 jailbreak is relatively easy to use, as per tech outlets. Those who want a guide through the whole jailbreak process can check this Reddit guide or this video prepared by 9to5mac.

With regards to the iOS 10, jailbreak, users can expect it to be ready by September. Pangu has started work on it, which they showed off at the Mobile Security Conference on July 1.