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9.3.3 Jailbreak

jermy4 said:
Nope, I used the website jailbreak where I installed the app directly on the device using safari. If you used the windows app try to set the date forward and see if the reboot/rejailbreak works for you.
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I think that make the difference. The website one may come with a cert that valid for 1 year.

For those who use a unique Apple ID, the free developer account should only able to make a cert that valid for one week.

But anyway, good point, airplane mode on, and fast forward the date should able to test the validity.
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Manatlt said:
iPad Pros don't work on this jailbreak :/
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I think it works, but the apps may disappear after start, that's makes the trouble. However, it's still actually jailbreak-able, just far from perfect / trouble free.
 
h9826790 said:
I think it works, but the apps may disappear after start, that's makes the trouble. However, it's still actually jailbreak-able, just far from perfect / trouble free.
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Unfortunately it does not work on the iPad Pro for some reason. I'm waiting on a fix.
 
I think we are trusting Pangu too much. The only people in this world that do things for free are Americans, so that leaves the Chinese in the group that don't. So, what is the purpose they are doing it? There are a lot of permissions you give to Pangu...
 
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hgrimberg said:
I think we are trusting Pangu too much. The only people in this world that do things for free are Americans, so that leaves the Chinese in the group that don't. So, what is the purpose they are doing it? There are a lot of permissions you give to Pangu...
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You are way too paranoid. Jailbreaks have always been free, regardless who releases them. Pangu/PP used to install a Chinese pirate App Store that you could just simply delete. That was the only instance of any type of monetary profit by them.
 
hgrimberg said:
I think we are trusting Pangu too much. The only people in this world that do things for free are Americans, so that leaves the Chinese in the group that don't. So, what is the purpose they are doing it? There are a lot of permissions you give to Pangu...
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What 'americans' are doing things for free? lmao

BTW, you should see the countries of the older groups as well, not Chinese, but it was a global team...
 
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hgrimberg said:
I think we are trusting Pangu too much. The only people in this world that do things for free are Americans, so that leaves the Chinese in the group that don't. So, what is the purpose they are doing it? There are a lot of permissions you give to Pangu...
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:eek::rolleyes:o_O Funny
 
jasko said:
will wait for untethered.

glad they JB this though.
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no news of an untethered as of yet, the only news came from a fake twitter account, so do as you decide :)

I jb mine easy peasy, running fine so far.
 
To be honest I quite like the idea of a Semi-Untethered JB.

It's handy to act as a troubleshooting avenue if somethings glitching.

Turn iPhone Off and On = No JB = Is the glitch still happening or not.
 
bandofbrothers said:
To be honest I quite like the idea of a Semi-Untethered JB.

It's handy to act as a troubleshooting avenue if somethings glitching.

Turn iPhone Off and On = No JB = Is the glitch still happening or not.
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Even though I prefer untether jailbreak, but TBH, this time works quite well. And the restart = no jailbreak actually helps sometime.

The interesting fact is that this jailbreak like SIP off in OSX. e.g. My iPhone is the Japanese version, therefore, no silent camera. And now, I can jailbreak the phone (SIP off), rename the associated sound file (this effectively disable the shutter), and restart (SIP on).

My iPhone now has a modified iOS with both shutter OFF and jailbreak OFF (system file protected again), interesting way to use this new jailbreak.

However, since the re-jailbreak is not 100%, so I tends to install only few very useful jailbreak plugin and leave the system as native as possible (e.g. CCsetting, VirtualHome, etc). So, in case I need to reboot my phone for whatever reason. And I have no time to re-jailbreak it (or re-jailbreak keep fail). I can still have a phone that I am quite familiar how to use.

This "sure can boot" (may be 99.99% can boot :p) is actually not a bad idea at all.
 
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h9826790 said:
Even though I prefer untether jailbreak, but TBH, this time works quite well. And the restart = no jailbreak actually helps sometime.

The interesting fact is that this jailbreak like SIP off in OSX. e.g. My iPhone is the Japanese version, therefore, no silent camera. And now, I can jailbreak the phone (SIP off), rename the associated sound file (this effectively disable the shutter), and restart (SIP on).

My iPhone now has a modified iOS with both shutter OFF and jailbreak OFF (system file protected again), interesting way to use this new jailbreak.

However, since the re-jailbreak is not 100%, so I tends to install only few very useful jailbreak plugin and leave the system as native as possible (e.g. CCsetting, VirtualHome, etc). So, in case I need to reboot my phone for whatever reason. And I have no time to re-jailbreak it (or re-jailbreak keep fail). I can still have a phone that I am quite familiar how to use.

This "sure can boot" (may be 99.99% can boot :p) is actually not a bad idea at all.
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[doublepost=1469566981][/doublepost]Cydia just crashes everytime after the restart. Any possible fix?
 
flounder21 said:
[doublepost=1469566981][/doublepost]Cydia just crashes everytime after the restart. Any possible fix?
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You have to re-run the pangs app after every reboot.

If success, there should be a notification. And when you unlock the phone again, it re-spring. After that re-spring, you phone will back to the previous jailbreak status.

If fail, it may restart. (Or sometimes hang at black screen, in this case, force reboot required. It won't hurt anything, but just have to start everything again)

Since restart and respring looks alike, you have to make sure the iPhone actually respring but not reboot. Usually, when fail, the iPhone restart straight away without the jailbreak success notification. However, on one occasion, my phone get that notification and then restart. So, it makes the phone looks very like re-jailbroke, but actually not.

My personal way to distinguish if re-jailbreak successful is by using the touch ID. If restart, I must re-enter the passcode, if re-spring, I can use touch ID to unlock the phone.
 
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h9826790 said:
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I think it works, but the apps may disappear after start, that's makes the trouble. However, it's still actually jailbreak-able, just far from perfect / trouble free.
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What I mean is that the installation process doesn't work at all. When you open the PP app on an iPad Pro, tap the circle and press the lock button....

The iPad Pro just...freezes. It won't wake up. Hard reboot is the only way to wake it up.

And yes, I restored to 9.3.3.
 
Manatlt said:
What I mean is that the installation process doesn't work at all. When you open the PP app on an iPad Pro, tap the circle and press the lock button....

The iPad Pro just...freezes. It won't wake up. Hard reboot is the only way to wake it up.

And yes, I restored to 9.3.3.
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The iPad Pro and iPod touch 6th gen are known not to work with this jailbreak at this time.
 
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Ok. I reinstalled PP again obviously not being able to remove cydia. I then go to activate and it resprings. The I open cydia and I see the loading screen then crashes...every time I go to reopen it. TIA
 
flounder21 said:
[doublepost=1469566981][/doublepost]Cydia just crashes everytime after the restart. Any possible fix?
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You need to rerun the PP app after every restart......after all, this jailbreak is semi tethered, at the moment though.
 
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