With the new iOS 9.3 to be released in a few days, rumors on jailbreak of the previous version iOS 9.2 has spread in an alarming rate, resulting in many fake jailbreak posts around the Internet. Many hackers and developers seem to make perfect use of this situation to publish fake jailbreaks of iOS 9.2 in order to get them under the spotlight.

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The truth is no jailbreak community or hacker has revealed the jailbreak, even though Pangu and TaiG jailbreaking community have found it. Luca Todesco, a very popular iOS hacker, had recently quoted that he had jailbroken the iOS 9.3 beta versions, but will not release the jailbreak until Apple releases the official iOS 9.3. Pangu also said that they will reveal the jailbreak only after the release of iOS 9.3 and thus not giving Apple a chance to patch up any issues.

Taoyi, a developer's team teased on twitter that they have developed a working jailbreak for iOS 9.2 and gained popularity overnight. But it did not last long as the jailbreak community proved it was a fake and Taoyi too accepted that it was to show everyone how a jailbreak can be easily faked.

There were also reports on a fake twitter account that has recently tweeted on a Pangu jailbreak posing as an insider of Pangu jailbreak team. Similarly many fake accounts on famous jail breaking communities have been created over the past few weeks and have been actively stirring rumors.

A fake jailbreak can be easily found through various factors. Paid jailbreak downloads, filling up personal information for download, unofficial source links, overcrowding of cookies and links, etc can definitely mean that it is a fake jailbreak. It is highly advised by official jail breaking communities not to download any fake jailbreaks or reply to spasms on jailbreaks. The jail breaking community is expected to reveal the original jailbreak in a few weeks after the release of iOS 9.3.