Last week, Apple released iOS 9.3.2 for its array of mobile devices including the iPad, iPhone and iPod touch. As users would know, updated devices cannot be restored to earlier versions, so it is important to identify what the update brings before jumping in.
iOS 9.3.2 Download Issues
Some 9.7-inch iPad Pros, however, are hurt by the firmware. Users of the latest Apple slate took their grievance to forums, expressing how the new iOS version bricked their devices. As it turns out, the update yields an "Error 56" message, asking users to plug their devices into iTunes.
Unfortunately, connecting to the service didn't fix/restore anything, rendering such devices non-functional. As a result, Apple pulled the update, so the latest iOS version available for affected users would be iOS 9.3.1. As per MacRumors, not all iPad Pro devices were affected - there were no reports of such error in the 12.9-inch model.
Other iOS devices can also download the update just fine. "We're looking into a small number of reports that some iPad units are receiving an error when updating the software. Those unable to restore their device through iTunes should contact Apple support," Apple says.
Needless to say, bugs and errors are common experience in software updates. Forbes cites users who have reported other issues, such as rapid battery drain.
iOS 9.3.2 Jailbreak Tool
This brings us to wonder what's in store for jailbreakers. Users waiting for an iOS 9.3.2 jailbreak tool are looking at a possible release before this year's Worldwide Developers Conference. The event takes place in San Francisco from June 13 to 17, so if rumors are to be trusted, the much-awaited tool will be available to download in two to three weeks' time.
That being said, an iOS 9.3.2 jailbreak tool is not available yet. According to iPhone Hacks, iOS 9.1 is the latest software eligible to jailbreak, thanks to the Pangu team. An iOS 9.3.2 jailbreak tool, among others from iOS 9.3, is highly anticipated for there have been reports of successful jailbreaks, the outlet notes.
But because the latest software update has been released, it makes sense to expect an iOS 9.3.2 jailbreak tool anytime soon. Still, the update comes with security fixes that cannot be discounted, so essential vulnerabilities may not at all be present.
It is also speculated that the Cupertino tech giant will be unveiling iOS 10 in the upcoming conference. If this speaks truth, an iOS 9.3.2 jailbreak tool will only end up useless.
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