iOS 10.2.1 Jailbreak Latest News & Updates: Luca Todesco Clears All Allegations That He is Not Quitting in The Jailbreaking Community

Apple has recently released an OS made for an improved system that will make it difficult for iOS jailbreakers. Even well-known hackers are now in discreet mode, not even close for a public release in their version of an iOS 10.2.1 jailbreak tool.

The Apple Company dropped a release for iOS 10.2.1 update the last Jan.23. With this, the Chinese hacker team Pangu announced that there will be a delay in its release for the iOS 10.2 jailbreak while other jailbreakers are laying low right now, for unknown reasons.

It is believed that Apple's iOS 10.2 system update has been effective from keeping away to the hackers, giving them a hard time in cracking a tool to counterpart Apple's operating system weakness. Leaks said that Pangu was just waiting for a stable iOS10 release to put their effort, but the team has been clearly silent at this time.

For the better side, Luca Todesco, a 19-year-old Italian hacker released his beta version for the Yalu102; the jailbreak he created for iOS 10.2. But it has been issued with a lot of bugs and other stuff that needs improvement which is actually true since it was just a beta version but the final jailbreaking tool is far from reality.

According to a source, Luca Todesco seems planning to quit from the jailbreaking community as what he announced that he will be taking a long hiatus after he can crack the iOS 10.2 jailbreak. Although, the Italian hacker recently clarified this rumor of quitting is not true.

Luca Todesco clarifies that the rumor is not quietly true perhaps a misunderstanding; he is only planning to stop with the public research but not on the actual research, the iOS 10.2.1 jailbreak tool. Well, it is good news for iOS 10.2 enthusiasts; Luca Todesco has no plans to walk away from cracking Apple system, as stated by the reports from Tech Times.

@d_olex you're not wrong: I will keep to do research, and I will talk about technical info. By 'public research' I mostly meant 'public jbs'

— qwertyoruiop (@qwertyoruiopz) January 22, 2017

Luca Todesco will not abandon the jailbreaking to creation but he is kind of busy with the other things at the moment which include correcting and resolving the bug along with expanding the list of Apple devices the will support Yalu102.