How To Jailbreak iPhone Running On iOS 9.1

Jailbreak iOS 9.1 using PanGu Jailbreak

In this guide I am going to show you that how you cab Jailbreak your device running on iOS 9.1.

Pangu team just released a new version of their tool to jailbreak iOS 9.1. Here’s how to jailbreak your device running on iOS 9.1 using Pangu jailbreak.

Disclaimer:

We are not responsible for any DAMAGE to your device while Jailbreaking or after Jailbreaking. We provide the best Well Researched data in our Guides, But still root at your own risk!!

Some important points before you proceed:

Pangu jailbreak tool can jailbreak iOS 9.1, iOS 9, iOS 9.0.1, iOS 9.0.2.

Pangu jailbreak tool does not work with iOS 9.2 and iOS 9.2.1.

Pangu supports following 64-bit iOS 9 compatible devices:

·        iPhone 6s, iPhone 6s Plus, iPhone 6, iPhone 6 Plus, iPhone 5s

·        iPad Pro, iPad Air 2, iPad Air

·        iPad mini 4, iPad mini 3, iPad mini 2

·        iPod touch 6G

Pangu is an untethered jailbreak.

Pangu is a free jailbreak tool.

You need a computer (Mac or Windows PC) to use the Pangu Jailbreak.
This tutorial is meant for iPhone users. iPad and iPad mini users can use this guide, and iPod touch users can use this guide.

Use iCloud or iTunes to back up any and all personal information that you need to keep safe. The jailbreak has been reported to be working in most cases, but on the off chance something goes wrong, it’s a good idea to have an escape plan.

Disable any Anti-virus programs or firewalls that could prevent Pangu from connecting to the internet.

If you’re on the fence and not sure if you should jailbreak your device then check these the top reasons to jailbreak.

How to Jailbreak iPhone on iOS 9.1 using Pangu Jailbreak

Follow these steps to jailbreak your iPhone on iOS 9.1 using Pangu jailbreak.

Step 1: Download the latest version of Pangu jailbreak for Mac or Windows from here Download Pangu iOS 9.1. Pangu jailbreak is a free jailbreak tool. It should not prompt you to enter a registration code.

Step 2: Connect your iPhone to your computer using a standard USB cable.

Step 3: Take a backup of your device using the latest version of iTunes. After you’ve taken the backup, close iTunes. Also close Xcode if you’ve it open.

Step 4: Disable Passcode from Settings > Touch ID & Passcode, turn off Find my iPhone from Settings > iCloud > Find my iPhone, and enable Airplane mode.

Step 5: Launch Pangu Jailbreak you had downloaded in step 1.

Mac users: If you get an error message saying “Pangu9 can’t be opened because it is from an unidentified developer”, then right click on the Pangu9 icon, and click on Open in the menu options, then click on Open button.

Windows users: Please launch the Pangu application that you had downloaded in step 1 as an Administrator. Right Click on the Pangu exe and select the “Run as Administrator” option.

Step 6: Pangu will take some time to detect your device. Once that is done, click on the blue Start button.

Step 7: Click on Already Backup button to proceed to the jailbreak.

Step 8: At around 55%, it will reboot your device.

Step 9: At around 65%, it will then prompt you to unlock your device, and enable AirPlane mode again.

Step 10: At around 75%, Pangu will prompt you to unlock your device and run the Pangu app. Launch the Pangu app from the Home screen. If you can’t find the app then try searching your device for “Pangu”. It also installs the WWDC app but you can ignore it. The Pangu and the WWDC app will be removed when your device is successfully jailbroken.

Step 11: Next, it will prompt you to tap on the Accept button on your iOS device, to give access to the Photos app. Then tap on Allow on the popup that follows to allow Pangu to access your Photos.

Step 12: Wait for the progress bar to complete. Your iPhone will reboot.

Step 13: Once the process completes, the Pangu tool will tell you that your device is “Already Jailbroken”. You should see the Cydia icon on the last page of the home screen on your device. Please don’t forget to disable AirPlane mode before launching Cydia. Cydia will take some time “Preparing filesystem” when you launch it for the first time. It will exit after it is done, and respring your device.

That is all!!

Source:iPhonehacks.com