iOS 9 will improve security level, jailbreak is less likely

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Apple's WWDC 2015 Global Developers Conference will be held as scheduled in June, and at this WWDC conference, we will see the true face of Apple's next-generation iOS 9 system. According to previous media reports, Apple will make more comprehensive improvements in the security of iOS 9 and OS X 10.11 operating systems.

Many Apple users have always been keen on jailbreaking the iOS system to achieve more flexibility. After each generation of iOS system was released, although the difficulty of jailbreaking continued to increase, it has never been able to resist the efforts of hackers and has been successfully jailbroken. In fact, Apple has not developed enough permissions for the iOS system, and this is mainly to prevent iOS devices from being attacked by malware, but it also leads to a relatively large restriction on the flexibility of system functions, which makes some users feel dissatisfied.

Although Apple has been working hard to fix the loopholes in the iOS system to prevent the system from being jailbroken by users, it is clear that iOS 8 has not completely eliminated this phenomenon. However, from the various signs of next month's WWDC, it seems that Apple intends to completely close the door to jailbreaking. It is reported that the update of iOS 9 will focus on optimization and increasing stability, and will further block loopholes, which means that it will be more difficult for hackers to jailbreak iOS devices. iOS 9's new kernel security features can prevent malware, increase the security of extensions, and protect the security of sensitive data.

Therefore, if the next generation iOS 9 system once again improves the security kernel level, it will be very difficult for hackers and jailbreak tool developers, and the possibility of a perfect jailbreak will become very small.

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