Developer jk9357 has released a jailbreak tool named "Home Depot" which can support 32bit iOS 9 device. But some users also found they can not use it on some models normally.

Many users were tested and verified this tool could support iOS 9.3.1/9.3.2/9.3.3 and 9.3.4. 3uTools guesses the developer maybe also utilized Trident leak on those iOS versions, which has been fixed on iOS 9.3.5.

We get a list from user tested statistics which containing all compatible iOS versions

　　－iPhone 4s: iOS 9.2, 9.2.1/ 9.3, 9.3.1/ 9.3.2/ 9.3.3/ 9.3.4

　　－iPhone 5 (GSM): iOS 9.3.3/  9.3.4

　　－iPhone 5 (Global): iOS 9.1/ 9.2/ 9.2.1/ 9.3.2/ 9.3.3/ 9.3.4

　　－iPhone 5c (GSM): iOS 9.2.1/ 9.3.2/ 9.3.3/ 9.3.4

　　－iPhone 5c (Global): iOS 9.3.2/ 9.3.3

　　－iPad 2 (WiFi, GSM, CDMA, Mid 2012): iOS 9.1/ 9.2/ 9.2.1/ 9.3/ 9.3.1/ 9.3.2/ 9.3.3/ 9.3.4

　　－iPad mini (WiFi): iOS 9.2.1/ 9.3.2/ 9.3.3

　　－iPad 3 (WiFi): iOS 9.3.4

　　－iPad 3 (GSM): iOS 9.3.1

　　－iPad 3 (CDMA): iOS 9.3.2, 9.3.3

　　－iPad 4: iOS 9.2.1

　　－iPod touch 5(Experimental): iOS 9.1/ 9.3.2/ 9.3.3/ 9.3.4

This list maybe not accuracy enough, and developers also mentioned that the tool can not be used on iOS 9.2.1 iPhone 5（Global）/iOS 9.3.1 iPhone 4s and iOS 9.3.2 iPad 2.

Home Depot has Cydia/Substrate and tfp0 feature. Users can download this tool from developer website, and as the same way when you using Yalu jailbreak, it needs Cydia Impactor to install on your iDevice.

3uTools not suggests users to try because the tool still in testing process. But some users may have many iDevices, some users may work related with iOS developer, then uses can try it.

Since Pangu 9.1 has been released, jailbreaking 32bit iDevice always be ignored by jailbreak community. Do you expect this 32bit tool come out officially?