A new jailbreak has been released for devices running iOS 9.0.x. In the past, Apple mobile device users would throw a party, but it seems times have changed.
Over the past few years, Apple's adoption of appearance features (and more) first developed by the jailbreak community has given users fewer reasons to jailbreak their phones.
However, jailbreak community developers seem to be continuing their work after just releasing untethered tools for iOS 9.0, 9.0.1, and 9.0.2 devices.
The jailbreak only works from Windows computers at this time and requires you to disable Find my iPhone and your passcode from the lockscreen.
But is there any reason to hack your device?
For those who don't know, the risks are many. A "broken" device could already be infected or vulnerable to malware or attacks that Apple stops immediately after the hacking tool is applied.
Years ago, times were different. Threats were fewer and the tools came from a specific group that had managed to gain the trust of the online audience.
But apart from the issue of security, which is the most important, applications from iTunes are unlimited, the new iOS has also "adopted" several features from the tweaks released in third-party stores, for "broken" devices.
So if you're thinking about jailbreaking your device's iOS, you should think very carefully before doing so, especially if your phone contains important files.
Besides, the new iOS looks fine and without any interference.
