Apple iOS 10.3 Jailbreak Updates: New Version Seems Not Jailbreakable,The End Of Jailbreaking

By Charisse Mae Villanueva | Apr 04, 2017 12:02 PM EDT

It seems like the Jailbreaking Tool for Apple iOS 10.3 will not be in sight shortly after its release. Luca Todesco, one of the big names of Jailbreaking community is busy on exploiting Sony's PlayStation4 and Nintendo Switch. And with the release of iOS 10.3.1 that patches security issues, things could be tougher than ever.

Jailbreaking has declined in the past years, which makes the community smaller than before. With the decline, dedicated jailbreak tool developers have also been declined. Luca Todesco has been one of the most active Jailbreak Tool developers, creating the Yalu iOS 10.2, the current latest public version. But with his attention redirected to gaming consoles, Apple iOS 10.3 Jailbreak tool seems unattainable at the moment, if not impossible.

According to Redmond Pie, if Jailbreaking is what's on user's mind, it is better if the user will stay on lower firmware versions. It is going to be on the safe side so that if ever there will be updates for 10.2 Jailbreak tool, the device will still be compatible with the Jailbreak tool. But for security purposes, it is recommended that iOS users should switch to Apple iOS 10.3, with the latest version being 10.3.1. The new update features Apple's new File System APFS, which makes the device more secure, and at the same time, harder to Jailbreak.

Apple iOS 10.3 comes with 100+ patches for vulnerabilities that have been plaguing older versions. According to Forbes, the update will also include Apple Fie System (AFPS) in which it is expected to be size efficient. The new AFPS will also enable better backups and optimized solid state storage. Overall, the update is so far great.

Jailbreaking has been one of Apple's little problems in the past years. But with the need to Jailbreak diminishing, and with Apple iOS 10.3's Aegis-like psyche on Jailbreak exploits, the end of Jailbreak might be near.

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