Earlier this month, Apple released iOS 9.3.4, the latest official version of its mobile operating system. Shortly after, Luca Todesco published An image doing what you like the most, showing that you have managed to jailbreak the latest version of iOS to put long teeth on jailbreakers. Now, following in the Italian's footsteps, a hacker named Min zheng has done something similar: post a video of a jailbreak for iOS 9.3.4 you called OverSky.
In Zheng's video we can see what version the iPhone is in and the process of installing Cydia on it, but we cannot know what method he has used and if this jailbreak is different from the one Pangu launched weeks ago. The hacker does not restart his iPhone, so we cannot rule out the possibility that his tool is also to do a jailbreak semi tethered, that is, a jailbreak that disappears when we restart.
Men Zheng also has a jailbreak for iOS 9.3.4
Although it is good news that iOS 9.3.4 can be jailbroken, which Pangu will launch its latest tool the way it did, which we remember is by installing Cydia with a .ipa and that it disappears when we reboot, leaving us with the feeling that nothing would ever be the same again. If we also take into account that Luca Todesco said that iOS 10 had spoiled everything he trusted to jailbreak, we can only think that it will be increasingly difficult to jailbreak properly.
Regarding the supposed public launch of this tool that they have baptized as OverSky, I think we can never use it. If we take into account that there is a jailbreak for iOS 9.3.3, the most sensible thing is to wait to see if they can take advantage of the exploits used in this jailbreak by when iOS 10 has been officially released. In any case, it wouldn't be the first time we got our predictions wrong, so we can only wait to see what happens to OverSky.
