On the first version of Pangu, you needed to install Cydia separately, but newer versions do it for you. Now they're back, less than a month after the release of iOS 8, with a similarly easy method.īe aware that jailbreaking by itself won't do you much good-you'll also need to install Cydia on your iPad, iPhone, or iPod touch. You may recall that Pangu was the software behind the iOS 7.1.X jailbreak, a program that took months to flesh out. If you have not updated to iOS 8.1.1 and only have access to a Mac, you can use the process outlined below to jailbreak with Pangu. However, for the time being, if you use a Mac, find a friend with a PC and borrow it for 10 minutes. It's conceivable that a Mac version, or an independent port, will be released in the near future, and we'll have that update for you when it's here. The second is a bigger deal: the tool is currently only available for Windows computers. The first isn't a huge deal: the program and its host site haven't been translated from Chinese, so navigation can be a little tricky, but that's what we're here for. The TaiG tool, while stable in its third iteration, has a couple of drawbacks. How to Jailbreak iOS 8.0 to iOS 8.1.1 with TaiG

So while you can continue to utilize Pangu up to version 8.1 ( scroll down below the TaiG guide for the Pangu how-to), this new tool works for iOS 8.1.1, as well as all older iOS 8 versions. The new tool is brought to us by the TaiG team, and works for any iOS device running versions 8.0 to 8.1.1. Don't Miss: How to Jailbreak iOS 8.0-8.4 (& Install Cydia).Luckily, it didn't take very long for a new team of developers to come up with a method for jailbreaking iOS 8.1.1 devices, and much like its predecessor, the process is a cinch. The release of iOS version 8.1.1 brought some much needed bug fixes to Apple's mobile operating system, but with it came a patch for Pangu's jailbreak method, which worked on iOS 8.0 to iOS 8.1 using a Mac or Windows computer.

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