The latest reports regarding iOS 10.3.1 do not bode well for the jailbreaking community. There are rumors surfacing that the jailbreak tool from Pangu, Luca Todesco, and TaiG might not come at all, despite the early assumptions that it is underway.
Given the assumptions that iOS 10.3.1 jailbreak tool is already in the works, that speculation is already debunked. A former report relayed of some rumors. According to the report, should there be a jailbreak tool to come, it will no longer be from Team Pangu, rumors suggest, and still, there are a couple of up-and-coming hackers who would like to try their hands and help the jailbreak community to access Cydia and other repositories outside App Store.
While it is true that Team Pangu has come up with a jailbroken iOS 10.3.1 running on iPhone 7, they did not commit into releasing it to the jailbreak community and this is one proof that the next jailbreak tool won't be coming from Pangu, as noted by the same post.
On a different note, this is not the first time that the tool was linked to a speculation. Telegiz formerly reported that the call for a successful iOS Jailbreak looms heavily on Pangu, TaiG, and Luca Todesco. Reports have surfaced of the demand by the community to have a working jailbreak for them.
The iOS 10.3.2 has been released and it is important and unlike many so-called "minor point" releases, including iOS 10.3.1, it had extensive public testing for nearly six weeks prior to release because of the significance of what it contains, reports the same post.
For the enthusiast, all rumors being linked to the jailbreak tool are debunked. Even the claims that iOS 10.3.1 will never be successful and would not come from Pangu, Luca Todesco, TaiG should be taken with a grain of salt in mind.