Update x1: Apple has stopped signing iOS 10.2 now, killing the easier way to downgrade using iTunes in the process.

Update x2: Final version of iOS 10.3 is now available to download. There is obviously no jailbreak available for it. Stay on lower firmware versions if jailbreak is what you want.

Update x3: Apple has now released a minor bug fix and security update release in the form of iOS 10.3.1.

Update x4: At a security conference, Pangu team has demoed a jailbreak for iOS 10.3.1 with rumors floating around that they are going to release it sometime next week.

Update x5: A new rumor now says iOS 10.3.1 jailbreak by Pangu will drop once Apple makes iOS 10.3.2 public.

Update x6: Apple has today made iOS 10.3.2 available for everyone. We gotta wait now and see if those rumors about Pangu releasing jailbreak after 10.3.2 holds true or not.

Update x7: Well known security researcher has promised to release exploits for iOS 10.3.1 that can then be used by a developer for making a public jailbreak tool for iOS 10.3.1 devices.

Update x8: iOS 11 is now available in beta form, with Apple still signing the older iOS 10.3.1 firmware. If you upgraded to iOS 11 for testing purposes and want to downgrade back to iOS 10, we suggest downgrading to iOS 10.3.1 instead of iOS 10.3.2 or 10.3.3 as iOS 10.3.1 has had a jailbreak demoed for it.

Update x9: iOS 10.3.2 as well as iOS 11 beta have just got their first jailbreak demo! You can find more details on it here: Jailbreak iOS 11 / iOS 10.3.2 Demo By KeenLab Shown Off At MOSEC 2017.

Update x10: Apple is now no longer signing iOS 10.3.1 firmware.

Update x11: Apple has now made available to download final version of iOS 10.3.3.

Update x12: After Ian Beers exploit release for iOS 10.3-10.3.2, Jonathan Levin has confirmed that it can be used to create a developer-only jailbreak. More details on it can be found here: iOS 10.3.3 / 10.3.2 Jailbreak: Downgrade From Latest Firmware As Jailbreak Is Possible On iOS 10.3.2.

Update x13: Apple has now stopped signing iOS 10.3.2, which means you can now no longer downgrade your device from iOS 10.3.3 to iOS 10.3.2.

Update x14: An upcoming iOS 10.3.1 exploit will soon enable users to downgrade from iOS 10.3.1 to iOS 10.2 and then jailbreak using yalu102. .

Update x15: iOS 10.3.1 ziVA exploit which could lead to a jailbreak is now available to download.