more recently, we reported about the release of the Chinese team TaiG jailbreak for iOS 8.3, and, if to follow the same pace, hacking yesterday released iOS 8.4'd expect only in a couple of weeks or even months. This time, however, TaiG worked more quickly and in a hurry to share the news about the availability of the jailbreak for iOS 8.4.

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recently we reported about the release of the Chinese team TaiG jailbreak for iOS 8.3, and, if to follow the same pace, hacking yesterday released iOS 8.4'd expect only in a couple of weeks or even months. This time, however, TaiG worked more quickly and in a hurry to share the news about the availability of the jailbreak for iOS 8.4.

As it turned out, Apple did not fix the exploit that the hackers used to hack the previous versions of its mobile operating system. It is likely that the California company is not going to fix it until the release of iOS 9. Nevertheless, in the mill TaiG also new problems arise: on the applications team, competing Chinese group PP Jailbreak stole one of her jailbreak and re-released under his own name. Such an approach was not satisfied with TaiG, and soon the members of the group intend to achieve from PP Jailbreak consent to play fair, reports Ubergizmo.

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