Apr 07, 2017 09:06 AM EDT By Natalie Scott, UniversityHerald Reporter

The silence of popular hackers Pangu and Taig is positively interpreted by the members of the Jailbreaking community. While others have started upgrading to higher versions of iOS, many are still waiting for the output of the hackers exploit that could bring a stable iOS 10.3 jailbreak tool.

Luca Todesco has almost made it when he released the March_Portal + Yalu, the first ever jailbreak tool for iOS 10. However, due to the rolling out of iOS 10.3 beta which features Apple's new File System, the semi-untethered tool has become crippled.

As a result, the members of the Jailbreaking community have become disappointed which led others to upgrade to higher version of iOS and forget about Jailbreaking their respective iOS devices. While others have continued waiting for the next and functional iOS 10 jailbreak tool from Pangu and Taig.

Surprise releases are heavily anticipated from the two popular hackers following the pattern from the past where several jailbreak tools just came out of nowhere. On this regard, Pangu and Taig are believed to be taking their time on iOS 10 exploits, Redmond Pie reported.

On the other hand, Apple is serious in patching the loopholes of iOS 10. Just recently, the Cupertino giant releases iOS 10.3.1 which brought fixes to vulnerabilities on Wi-Fi chip installed in iOS devices like iPhone, iPad and iPod Touch.

Furthermore, the next software update also brings fixes to iCloud bugs that automatically re-enable settings without the user's permission. Apple fears that this could be another way for hacker to go around the Apple system; thus, improved input authentication is implemented, Tom's Hardware reported.

Meanwhile, for those who are keen in waiting for the next iOS 10.3 jailbreak tool are advised to downgrade to previous iOS versions. While Pangu and Taig are believed to be working on a new jailbreak too, Luca Todesco is reportedly finalizing his iOS 10.2 jailbreak tool. 

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