Location services not working after jailbreaking on iOS 9.2-9.3.3? We show you how to solve the problem

After many months of waiting, the Chinese from Pangu launched the jailbreak last Sunday so that any device with iOS 9.2 onwards could do it on their devices as long as they are 64-bit. Users with 32-bit devices will have to wait Let's see if the Chinese guys dare and launch a version for these devices, which are not few, since among them we find the iPhone 4s, iPhone 5 and 5c, and the iPad Mini, iPad 2, 3 and 4, in addition to the iPod fifth generation touch.

But all those who have done it without waiting for an English version they are probably experiencing some kind of problem with location services that have mysteriously stopped working. All the first versions of the jailbreak always, as a general rule, tend to work erratically, so if you really want to enjoy it to the fullest, the best thing you can do is wait for them to release at least the first update in which the big one is corrected. amount of problems that users are encountering on a day-to-day basis.

One of the ones that can attract the most attention, especially if we use a GPS or the Maps application on a daily basis, is thatlocation services have stopped working. If this is your case, you have come to the right place to solve these problems. Here are three solutions to the problems of activation of location services after having made the jailbreak compatible with iOS 9.2 - 9.3.3

Method 1: Install libLocation from Cydia

Liblocation is a library required by third-party applications to make use of GPS. Many are the users who affirm that after installing this library the localization problems have been solved. Liblocation is available on the BigBoss repo for free.

Method 2: Clear network settings

If after installing this library the location services still do not activate, you should clear all network settings so that the previous library can act and activate this type of services. By deleting the network settings, we delete all the networks that we have stored in our device so that all the settings will be as if we had just released a new Device.

Method 3: Reboot the device and re-jailbreak

The software released by Pangu to make the jailbreak is removed, or rather deactivated, every time we reoffend the device, so the first thing we will do is restart it so that it is deactivated. Then we click on the PP application, click on the round button and lock our devices by turning off the screen so that the process begins. If you are experiencing problems with location services, any of these methods will help you solve them. If you have found another method to solve it and it is not covered in this article, we would appreciate it if you would let us know.