iOS 10 jailbreak release date news 2016: iPhone 7 successfully jailbroken; working JB tool to be released very soon?

The full version of the iOS 10 has been only around for a few weeks, but many iPhone and iPad users are already waiting for the jailbreak tool to bypass the operating system's security measures and freely personalize the settings of their devices. The last hacker group to release a working jailbreak software for a recent iOS version is Pangu but up to now, there are still no words regarding the possible release of the iOS 10 jailbreak.

As Pangu was the one to release the jailbreak tools for the recent iOS 9.3.3 and iOS 9.3.4 versions, many people believe that they will be able to come up with one for the iOS 10. After all, the group was reported to be successful to jailbreak the beta version of iOS 10 in the past by showing the beta iOS running a Cydia application.

However, there is no assurance that Pangu will be able to do the same now with the full version released last September 7. Making things more complicated for Pangu and other possible individuals or groups to release a working jailbreak software is the recent updates made by Apple for the iOS 10. As reported by Game N Guide, Apple recently rolled out the latest iOS 10.0.2 update to address the audio issues reported by some users.

The recent iOS 10 update can be considered as a minor update, and it may not be necessarily a part of the consideration in developing the jailbreak software. Still, the online publication noted that even if the last update did not change the security settings of the operating system, the hackers must still look at these changes to make sure that everything goes well when they finally release the iOS 10 crack.

Meanwhile, The Bitbag reported that aside from Pangu, a known Italian hacker may be the first person to release the jailbreak tool for the iOS 10. Luca Todesco was recently noted to jailbreak the iOS 10 in an iPhone 7, thus raising everyone's confidence that a functional jailbreak tool is almost within reach.

However, Todesco mentioned in his earlier statements regarding his jailbreak exploits that his only aim is to prove to the public that Apple's latest iOS version can be jailbroken. He does not wish to release his jailbreak tool to the public, although he might do so one day if the timing calls for it. Moreover, if ever Todesco does release the jailbreak software, he will develop it to go as smoothly and as easily as clicking on a link to activate the jailbreak.