Uploaded October 2015 | Updated September 2026, 13 hours ago
IMPORTANT!!! Please note that this video is for educational purpose only. By watching this video, you agree that I'm not responsible of what might happen with the use of informations provided.
Probably the most important thing to do before anything, backup your device before begin the jailbreak process. An iOS device isn't like a PC in terms of data security. If the jailbreak fails and your device isn't able to boot and "auto-boot = true" magic doesn't work, you will have to restore your device and this will erase all keybags which hold important data encryption keys. Without those keys, a data recovery is almost impossible to do.
Also, I heard today [October 29th 2015] that Apple stopped to sign iOS 9.0.2 for all compatible devices as I know. This means that if the jailbreak fails and the device isn't able to boot, you will have to upgrade to iOS 9.1 which can't be jailbroken actually.
I'm using PanGu9 1.2.1 on Windows 7 Home Premium x64.
IMPORTANT!!! Please note that this video is for educational purpose only. By watching this video, you agree that I'm not responsible of what might happen with the use of informations provided.
Probably the most important thing to do before anything, backup your device before begin the jailbreak process. An iOS device isn't like a PC in terms of data security. If the jailbreak fails and your device isn't able to boot and "auto-boot = true" magic doesn't work, you will have to restore your device and this will erase all keybags which hold important data encryption keys. Without those keys, a data recovery is almost impossible to do.
Also, I heard today [October 29th 2015] that Apple stopped to sign iOS 9.0.2 for all compatible devices as I know. This means that if the jailbreak fails and the device isn't able to boot, you will have to upgrade to iOS 9.1 which can't be jailbroken actually.
I'm using PanGu9 1.2.1 on Windows 7 Home Premium x64.
