Jailbreak iOS 9.3.2 Using Pangu Jailbreak
In this guide I am going to show you that how you cab Jailbreak your device running on iOS 9.3.2.
To find out how to jailbreak iOS 9.3.2 using English version of Pangu Jailbreak and Cydia Impactor, follow our step-by-step guide below.
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!!
Before starting the jailbreak process, take note of the following important points:
Pangu supports 64-bit devices such as:
· iPhone 6s Plus, iPhone 6s, iPhone 6 Plus, iPhone 6, iPhone 5s, iPhone SE
· iPad Air 2, iPad Air, iPad mini 4, iPad mini 3, iPad mini 2, iPad Pro
· iPod Touch 6G
· Pangu jailbreak works on iOS 9.2, iOS 9.2.1, iOS 9.3, iOS 9.3.1, iOS 9.3.2 & iOS 9.3.3.
Pangu is a free jailbreak tool.
Pangu jailbreak is semi-tethered and requires you to run the jailbreak app on your device every time it reboots.
The jailbreak can be done using Windows, Mac or Linux computer.
Make sure to take a complete backup of your iOS device using iTunes or iCloud so that you can restore your data later in case something goes wrong during the jailbreak process.
If you’re on the fence and not sure if you should jailbreak your device then check the top reasons to jailbreak iOS.
Jailbreak iPod on iOS 9.3.2 Using English Pangu Jailbreak
Step 1: Download the Pangu jailbreak .iPA file and Cydia Impactor tool for Windows, Mac or Linux.
Step 2: Connect your iPod to your computer via a standard USB cable.
Step 3: On your computer, open Cydia Impactor software.
Step 4: Locate the .iPA file of Pangu jailbreak (NvwaStone_1.0.ipa) downloaded in Step 1 and drag and drop it on Cydia Impactor.
Step 5: If an Apple Developer warning appears, click Ok.
Step 6: You’ll be asked to enter your Apple ID, which will be used to create a free Apple developer certificate for signing the .iPA file of Pangu jailbreak. If you’re not comfortable providing it then the best thing to do is to create a new Apple ID and use that instead.
Step 7: Enter your Apple ID password and press Ok.
Step 8: Cydia Impactor will start to install the Pangu jailbreak app onto your device and will take a few minutes to complete. During the process, if you get a keychain message, click on the Allow button.
Step 9: Once the jailbreak app is installed, Cydia Impactor will go back to the default screen. On your device, go to the Home screen and if you see the Pangu jailbreak app then it means that it has been installed successfully.
Step 10: Go to Settings -> General -> Device Management and you should see a developer profile with the Apple ID you provided.
Step 11: Open the developer profile and tap on the Trust button. If a confirmation prompt appears, press Trust.
Step 12: Go back to the Home screen and launch the Pangu app. If you get a notifications popup, make sure to accept it by pressing the Ok button.
Step 13: Tap on the Start button and then lock your device.
Step 14: Pangu will now start the jailbreak process. After it’s completed, your device will respring automatically. Keep your device locked at all times until the jailbreak is finished and your device is restarted.
Once the jailbreak is done and your device restarts, go to the Home screen and you should see Cydia installed, which means that the jailbreak completed successfully. 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.
Since the jailbreak is semi-tethered, you’ll have to use the Pangu jailbreak app to re-jailbreak your device every time it reboots. In case you delete the app, you can follow the same steps above to install it again.
The free Apple developer certificate, used to sign the jailbreak app, lasts for only 7 days from the time it was created. After it expires, if you want to re-jailbreak, you can’t use the Pangu jailbreak app. So first remove it from your device and follow the above steps again to reinstall and use it.
That is all!!
What you have to do to keep your jailbroken device secure.
Source:iPhonehacks.com
