The rumored iOS 10.3-10.3.1 jailbreak release from Team Pangu is expected as a significant improvement from the Yalu102 JB tool with fans hoping to get an untethered solution from the Chinese hacking group. But imperfect as the Luca Todesco jailbreak is, there are ways to tweak and make it more optimal.

In order to make do with the inconveniences that the semi-tethered Yalu102 jailbreak is, WCCFTech recommends the use of CertRemainTime tweak that is available for free on Cydia's BigBoss repo. As the tweak name implies, it shows the remaining time before the Yalu jailbreak app expires. Users then are alerted to trigger the re-jailbreak process as failure to do so will only lead to unnecessary hassles.

As the same report noted, when the Yalu jailbreak tweak is left to expire users have no recourse but to take the more circuitous route. "You have to connect your iOS device to the computer to reinstall it every time the session ends," the report said.

But with the warning from CertRemainTime, jailbreak fans can just conveniently tap the icon that will start the re-jailbreak process prior to the expiration period and they are good to go. The tool is most useful for users with free Apple ID.

Or to make the Yalu102 even more fun to use, the best tool out there right now is the Extender Installer, which according to iDownloadBlog.com is now on beta release via the Cydia Extender. When installed, the tweak will automate the 7-day re-signing process that Yalu102 jailbreak requires.

Per the same report, Extender Installer will "ensure your jailbreak app never needs sideloading from a computer again." And the tool will essentially render the Todesco jailbreak as a fully functional semi-untethered solution.

To make the solution happen, iDB shared a guide here with a friendly reminder that the process might encounter some bumps but with some bits of tweaks Extended Installer should behave as designed - make the Yalu102 jailbreak more convenient to use.

This is helpful as fans wait for Team Pangu to release the rumored iOS 10.3-10.3.1 jailbreak, which is rumored to happen following Apple's anticipated rolling out of iOS 10.3.2 this week.