Pangu launches version 1.1.0 of its tool to jailbreak iOS 9

Pangu launched a few minutes ago the version 1.1.0 of your tool to do the jailbreak untethered to devices running iOS 9.0-9.0.2. This new version, which is still available only for Windows computers, has a series of bug fixes that will improve the jailbreak process, as well as increase its success rate. You have the complete list of news of version 1.1.0 of Pangu Jailbreak after the cut.

What's new in version 1.1.0 of Pangu Jailbreak

1. It improves the percentage of success and reliability of the jailbreak for 64-bit devices.
2. It optimizes the backup process and improves the speed of the jailbreak, as well as fixes a problem that made the jailbreak not possible due to having little space in Windows.
3. Fixes an issue that caused it to be jailbroken due to abnormal network status.
4. Add the function to redo the jailbreak (only for some devices that had been updated via iTunes, but which were detected as if they had already been jailbroken).
5. Fixes a bug that made it impossible to use an Xcode function.

For those of us who already had the jailbreak, Pangu asks us to let's install the Pangu 9.0.x package what will be available in Cydia, which will prevent us from having to do the jailbreak again. At the moment the package is not available yet, but seeing as we have not been told to add any repository, we can expect the update to appear at any time.

If you have not done the jailbreak yet, but you are thinking about it, you can follow our Tutorial to jailbreak iOS 9.0-9-0.2. And to know which tweaks are compatible with iOS 9, you can visit the list of tweaks compatible with iOS 9 (VI).