Usually a runtime error means that you need to update all of your Window .NET junk.
Got a tip for us?
Let us know
Become a MacRumors Supporter for $50/year with no ads, ability to filter front page stories, and private forums.
iOS 9 Pangu Jailbreak Now available
- Thread starter AndrewR23
- Start date
- Sort by reaction score
Usually a runtime error means that you need to update all of your Window .NET junk.
Do not do that. It will render your phone useless until you restore and then you would be stuck on iOS 9.1.
What version of Pangu9 are you using?
I believe one of the more recent ones allowed you to press the jailbreak button again even though the device is detected as jailbroken
Bummer. I upgraded my 6s before looking into the requirements to jailbreak...
You won't be the first or last.
I just hope the next jailbreak tool that's hopefully released is a little more stable.
I'm not sure what to do next. I'm running the latest version and keep getting this
Looks like iTunes wants me to upgrade to 9.1 which I'm not gonna do. They still signing any older 9.0 versions?
It goes through the entire process of turning off the "Find My iPhone", turning on Airplane mode, and turning off the passcode. It goes through the motions of saving everything and has me open the Pangu app. Once I do that, I get the no need to jailbreak message.
So sounds like a JB for 9.1 and 9.2 is kind of out there, but a free public release waiting ? So it seems like this could be released soon, as in weeks or by Christmas ?
Hi, I've just got my first iPhone a few days ago and I would like to jailbreak if it's safe to do so to add a few features not supported by default. I have iPhone 6S on iOS 9.0. I wanted to check if jailbreaking is safe security wise as you can have your fingerprints on there, emails, banking apps and ApplePay, etc.
Also, will jailbreaking affect 3D touch or any standard features of the iphone etc?
Also, will jailbreaking affect 3D touch or any standard features of the iphone etc?
I can say that there is always a risk of having all that info on your device, jailbreak or not. I haven't had any issues with "3d touch".
Thanks, is the main risk with a jailbreak malware? I think in general Apple iOS un jailbroken is quite secure from what I've heard. If you jailbreak and stay away from piracy etc can you stay just as safe as being an un Jailbroken user?
How much more, at risk is your data and security if you are jailbroken? There's alot to lose these days with the info and data we have on our devices (Banking, ApplePay, Pics, emails, passwords) I'm just trying to get a general view so I know the risks etc before going a head with jailbreaking or not.
Staying away from piracy and shady sources/tweaks/etc will allow you to be as safe as you can be
However, as jailbreaking gives root access, a jailbroken device will always have the potential to be more at risk than a non-jailbroken device
Many, if not all, security sensitive apps/sites will send/receive/store/etc data with some sort of encryption