It appears that an Italian hacker managed to successfully jailbreak iOS 9.3.3, and may release the tool he used to public soon.

Just mere hours after Apple released iOS 9.3.3 beta to developers, Italian hacker Luca Todesco achieved to found exploits on the said operating system and was able to jailbreak his device. He even posted an image of his jailbroken iOS 9.3.3 via Twitter, where it specifically shows his iPod 7 touch running on iOS 9.3.3 and runs Cydia jailbreak store.

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According to reports, although Todesco did jailbroken the iOS 9.3.3, it does not mean that Apple community will get their hands on the jailbreak, as he is not the type of hacker who will publicly share his tools. It can be remembered that Todesco was able to hack the security system of iOS 9.3.1 beta, wherein he even posted it on YouTube; however, until now, the Italian hacker did not release the jailbreaking tool to the public.

Based on Todesco's reply on his Twiiter account, it seems that all reports emerging online are untrue.

This time, it seems that Todesco will release and share his tools to popular hacking groups such as Team TaiG and Team Pangu, which will then create a public version of iOS 9.3.3 jailbreak. Based on his reply, the estimated time of arrival of the jailbreak will be on May 30.

Many Apple fans are now wondering whether Todesco will really push through with the iOS 9.3.3 jailbreak's ETA; however, it is said that even if he will not release it publicly, Pangu or TaiG will definitely crack the new Apple OS, and may release it prior WWDC 2016 event.

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