It has been some time since iOS 10.1 has been released, yet no jailbreak tool has been released. It is usually the Pangu and TaiG teams that find a way to break the Apple security, but it looks like they are having a hard time doing so. A new jailbreak team known as Unlock-Jailbreak is said to be heading the jailbreak game.

Pangu and TaiG teams usually realease a jailbreak tool two weeks after Apple releases its updated operating system (OS). However, nothing is heard from both teams, which has prompted speculations that they have been having a hard time breaking in. Instead, Unlock-Jailbreak is said to be working on a jailbreak tool that lets users install Cydia among the other many benefits.

The 10.1 jailbreak is also reported to allow the use of SIM cards from various network providers, which means it unlocks the phone's exclusivity to certain providers upon installation. And if the said effects are not enough, it comes with a lifetime updates and support, and money-back guarantee.

A proof that an iOS 10.1.1 jailbreak has already been discovered was posted recently on Twitter by a user named qwertyoruiop. It shows an iPhone 7 running on Cydia and it has been claimed that the jailbreak used also affects earlier updates.

According to reports, the jailbreak developer, who is said to be Luca Todesco, said he is not interested to release the tool to the public. It is not surprising for those who know him, though, as he has also found a way to jailbreak into other iOS firmware versions without releasing the tool.

Pangu and TaiG have not commented on the developments so those who are waiting for them to discover the tool are wondering if they have stopped trying at all. For now, there is no release date nor confirmation that an iOS 10.1 jailbreak will be released.