The iOS 9.3 jailbreak tool news, once again, rocks Apple fans as reputable teams Taig  and Pangu are headlines. However, the teams are reportedly still waiting for the iOS 9.3.2 release before proceeding to a brand new try.

The Apple iOS 9.3.2 version reportedly is the last Apple series before the company sets its focus on the iOS 10 release. The OS roll out is said to happen during the launch of the latest iPhone handsets in the current year's second half. Reportedly, through releasing the jailbreak tool for iOS 9.3, prior to the launch event, jailbreaking teams TaiG and Pangu will more likely embarrass Apple.

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The iOS 9.3.2 third beta has been released for public testers, Mac Rumors reported. The upcoming update will reportedly fix 9.3.1 version bugs.

The "White Screen of Death" Has also been corrected, Apple Insider reported. The said error occurs when users turn on Game Center integration when they play games via their iPhones. The bug made game applications instantly crash. A few users experienced blank and white screen, which is actually where the error's term came from. Also, the updated firmware will return Night Shift accessibility and Low Power functionalities.

While the exact iOS 9.3.2 date of release is not revealed, the iOS 9.3.2 release time, on the other hand, is predictable. The update should arrive on iPad and iPhone users around 10AM Pacific. The time is the company's standard release protocol. Apple, except for tricky changes, does not deviate from it. 

The iOS 9.3.2 United States release time, as well as in other major countries are expected to come in these periods:

• Eastern: 1PM
• Mountain: 11AM
• Central: 12 PM
• London: 6 PM
• New Dehli: 10:30 PM
• Moscow: 9 PM
• Shanghai: 1 AM
• Tokyo: 2 AM
• Auckland: 5 AM
• Melbourne: 3 AM

iOS 9.3.2 update is also expected to come with security improvements. With regards to the iOS 10, the Apple fans are expecting the tech giant to launch it during the Worldwide Developers Conference on June 13, which Apple is set to attend. They are also expected to reveal new developments, like the MacBook Pro 2016, and the latest OS X version.

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