iPhone 7 has been officially released for a while. Currently, more and more iFans are curious about jailbreaking iOS 10.0.2. When can they jailbreak iOS10.0.2 and how to do it? This tutorial is mainly introducing how to jailbreak iOS10.0.2.

As reported before, an iPhone7 running on iOS10.0.1 launched Cydia successfully. Of course, this is just a rumor and it hasn’t been proven yet, but we do believe that iFans can jailbreak iOS10.0.2 soon.

Luca Todesco, a well-known hacker reminded iFans that if you want to successfully jailbreak your iDevices, you’d better stay in iOS10.1.1, and do not upgrade your iDevices to iOS10.2 as possible as you can. I think you may want to know the reason why we ‘re not suggested to upgrade iDevice to iOS10.2, because iOS 10.2 has fixed a lot of bugs, while iOS10.0.1 still exists some unfixed bugs.

Warm prompts:

1. Please backup your iDevice’s import data files before jailbreaking.

Connect your iDevice to PC using the USB cable, and then backup it using 3uTools. You may meet some unknown errors during the jailbreaking process, backuping data can help prevent data from losing, and it also can help improve the jailbreaking speed.

2. Set your iDevice to it’s factory settings and then jailbreak it.

You need to do the following steps to make sure the jailbraking process can be smoothly and successfully operated. Launch Settings app -> click General-> Reset-> Erase All Content and Settings.

3. You may fail to jailbreak your iDevices if you upgrade them via OTA .

4. You may fail to jailbreak your iDevices if the storage space of iDevices are almost full.

5. Make sure you have turn off iTunes during the jailbreaking process.

6. The whole jailbreaking process takes six to eight in general, after jailbreaking, your iDevice will reboot automatically, you just need to wait until this process is completed.

Tips:

If you failed to jailbreak your iDevice, you’re suggested to turn off WiFi and set your iDevice in Airplane mode. And then retry to jailbreak it. If failed again, please try to restart your iDevice. If the problem persists, you need to flash your iDevice first and then jailbreak it.