Right now, the iOS 9.3.3 jailbreak for Pangu may be rendered useless following the wave of mobile operating system updates from Apple. But then again, not all may have done so for one reason or another.
That thing here is, jailbreaking Apple devices normally requires the download of several files to make it work. That includes the Pangu jailbreak and the Cydia apps, all done with the assistance of a desktop.
However, there could be a way to apply iOS 9.3.3 jailbreak without any downloads. It will require a tedious process all done on the device’s Safari browser.
How to jailbreak online
As detailed on Neurogadget, Apple jailbreaking fans simply have to head on over to the Pangu site (pangu8.com/933.html) for devices still on iOS 9.3.3. Users who have already upgraded to iOS 9.3.4 o 9.3.5 can no longer use this tactic.
Once the site opens in the Safari browser, tap on the Jailbreak iOS 9.3.3. The process may take a while so wait for it. Make sure you don’t exit while the whole thing is being processed.
Wait for the prompt to install the Semi Jailbreak app manager. Third party apps can help aid users in the installation process. Once done, the app manager will have a link to a Full Jailbreak. From here, users will have to upgrade to the Freemium version to upgrade to the full jailbreak.
After a couple of more procedures, your device should be up and running with the iOS 9.3.3 jailbreak. Despite the successive releases of the latest mobile operating systems, it will be interesting if there are still some running their devices on iOS 9.3.3 at the least.
Regardless, users are reminded that the latest iOS updates carry patches to security vulnerabilities to fend off the dreaded “Pegasus” malware package. Most may have updated by now. For those who haven’t, delaying all that is at your own risk.