Since its release last month, iOS version 9.3 has created such noise in the technology world, from jailbreak issues to other features. Recently, Apple started to disallow any type of downgrade after its signing of iOS 9.2 and 9.2.1. What's more intriguing about this downgrade issue is that older models like iPhone 5S are still allowed to do the downgrade. Hence, latest units such as iPhone 6S and iPad Air 2 are not allowed to downgrade from iOS version 9.3.1 to iOS 9.3. For users who attempt to downgrade their operating system using the latest Apple devices, iTunes will automatically show a pop-up that will ask them to upgrade to iOS 9.3.1 instead.

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Given the fact that the latest iOS 9.3 is the most stable version compared to the previous operating systems that Apple has released, it wouldn't be surprising if upgrading their system is more advisable than downgrading it to a lower version. Apple's latest operating system is getting more positive reviews because of its excellent performance in almost all of Apple's devices, as well as its favorable features.

As far as jailbreak tool is concern, with the way Apple has created its patches, preemptive as it may be, but it would more likely impossible to hack the latest iOS versions. Until today, there has not been any news or updates if any software developer hackers were successful in getting into the latest iOS version, starting from iOS version 9.2 and up. Apple is most probably making a statement that their latest iOS versions have established secured features, which could not be intruded by any hacker, according to iPhone-tricks.com.

On the other hand, the most awaited iOS version 9.3.2 is yet to be announced or launched by the Cupertino-based tech company. Although there have been several speculations that the latest iOS version will be released in the upcoming Worldwide Developers Conference in June, but nothing is certain. With the iOS version 9.3, analysts and enthusiasts were convinced that it will be launched together with Apple's latest devices iPhone SE and iPad Pro last month. But this time, Apple have no scheduled device releasing any time soon, which makes it hard for analysts to forecast the release date of iOS 9.3.2. In addition, there will be no beta release for iOS 9.3.2 compared to iOS 9.3, which had seven beta releases.

For users who are highly anticipating the release date of the latest iOS version, it would be more likely impossible to speculate a certain date. But what is certain is that, Apple has made no weekend release rule, so enthusiasts should only wait from Mondays to Fridays. Also, another certain fact about Apple's releases is that they set a specific time of release across its users, which is from 10 AM Pacific Time, Tampa Bay Review reported.