TaiG will wait for iOS 9 for a jailbreak.

The hacker team TaiG, one of only two existing Chinese teams to have successfully jailbroken iOS 8 (NOT JAILBREAK 8.3), has revealed that It does not plan to release any jailbreak for iOS 8.3 or 8.4Instead, they will reserve all their efforts and exploits obtained so far for the possible arrival of iOS 9.

This decision makes more sense considering the rumor that iOS 9 will come with a new security measure called "Rootless." This could present a new challenge or a huge barrier for any hacker because, as its name suggests, this system is designed so that we don't have total control of our device, which would leave all of us who love jailbreaking feeling like we're literally without an iPhone.

There has also been talk about jailbreaking the Apple Watch, which would be really cool for further customizing our watches. When asked about it, Ray Xie said:

“ We have no plans to jailbreak the Apple Watch at this time. The Apple Watch is a new product. We don't know much about what users want. Also, we're not entirely sure if jailbreaking the Apple Watch is even necessary. Time will tell .”

I completely agree that jailbreaking the Apple Watch isn't necessary since it's a new design, but people will get used to it and want to add new features, which of course wouldn't be entirely possible without jailbreaking. That way, I think jailbreaking the Apple Watch will arrive sooner than we all think.

Fortunately for jailbreakers, Pangu Team has demonstrated that they have a jailbreak ready for iOS 8.3 , which, if all goes as planned, will be released at the end of June, coinciding with the public launch of iOS 8.4. This delay may be due to their testing of iOS 8.4's vulnerability to the jailbreak they have already prepared.