Did you or will you jailbreak iOS 9.3.3?

Pangu came through with an official escape for iOS 9.2-9.3.3 throughout the weekend, and regardless of the way that it's a semi-untethered escape, it's still a welcome sight.

We need to know regardless of whether will be jailbreaking your iOS 9.3.3 gadget, or in the event that you have as of now, so we're facilitating this survey so you can put in your two pennies!

Regardless of whether to escape iOS 9.3.3

It can be a troublesome decision between leaving an untethered escape on iOS 9.0.2 behind and hopping to a semi-untethered escape on iOS 9.3.3. I would by and by keep focused 9.0.2 on the off chance that I were in this circumstance, since the untethered escape is ordinarily more steady and most changes as of now work with iOS 9.0.2.

In any case, there are still a few people who are stuck on iOS adaptations post-iOS 9.0.2 who are nostalgic for an escape once more, and that is who I think this escape will request most to.

It's critical to remember that this escape just backings 64-bit gadgets, and this implies the iPhone 4s, iPhone 5 and iPhone 5c aren't upheld. Just those with the iPhone 5s and later are going to have any possibility of utilizing this escape, and that will unquestionably affect who escapes iOS 9.3.3 and who won't.

By and by, I have various gadgets; some are 32-bit, and some are 64-bit, and I've even requested more 64-bit gadgets for future escape change testing. So I'll most likely keep my 32-bit gadgets sitting on iOS 9.0.2 jailbroken untethered, while I run a semi-fastened iOS 9.3.3 escape for some time on the 64-bit gadgets.

Furthermore, to wrap things up, something else that may affect your choice is that we know Pangu is taking a shot at an iOS 10 escape, so a few people may vote to skip jailbreaking iOS 9.3.3 altogether and simply hold off for the general population iOS 10 escape to drop some time after the general population discharge this Fall.

So what are you going to do? Tell us in the survey gadget underneath: