The jailbreak of iOS 9 comes to light in video

Interesting news for the Jailbreak community, the developer known as iH8sn0W has managed to Jailbreak the Golden Master version of iOS 9 that Apple released yesterday after the keynote. Every time they are quicker to find the bugs in Apple's operating system, which makes us think that something they are doing wrong from Cupertino. The community is likely to enjoy the IOS 9 jailbreak Since its launch, everything remains to be seen, while you can enjoy the video showing the iOS 9 jailbreak.

The official launch of iOS 9 is expected within 6 days, however some are not waiting for the launch of this version, but rather the tool that allows it to be Jailbroken. Famous community developer iH8sn0W, responsible for other tools like Sn0wbreeze and P0sixpwn, has published a video in which he demonstrates how you can navigate with Jailbreak utilities through iOS 9. Without a doubt, very promising news for those who are addicted to the customization and freedom that Jailbreak brings to our Apple devices.

https://youtu.be/BtBqkj7RsFo

The video has been uploaded to the developer's YouTube channel and lasts about three minutes. Nevertheless, contrasts with the information from Pangu which claimed that Apple had closed two exploits in iOS 9 that allowed to Jailbreak versions of iOS 8.4, however, the publication of this Jailbreak in iOS 9 during the Golden Master is undoubtedly bad news for the iOS development team, who will have to work against the clock to close this Jailbreak in the final official version of iOS, which we doubt they will have time to do with only 6 days ahead.

Thus, it is quite likely that in iOS 9 we can use the same tools that iH8sn0W has shown to make the Jailbreak since its launch, or perhaps not, everything will depend on the interest that Apple puts in the fact. On the other hand, taking into account that it will be the first version of iOS 9 with the bugs that it will drag and jailbreak it will give us all the ballots to unnecessarily slow down the device. It remains to be seen what we can do with iOS 9.