iOS 9.3.6 is only available for a specific subset of 32-bit devices: iPad 2 (CDMA/Cellular models) iPad Mini (1st Gen, Cellular) iPad 3 (Cellular) The Best Tool: Phœnix Jailbreak
The iOS 9.3.6 update was released specifically for older GPS-enabled devices like the iPhone 4s and iPad 2 (Cellular) to fix a critical GPS rollover issue. Because these legacy devices are no longer receiving modern updates, jailbreaking is the best way to keep them functional and customizable in the current app ecosystem.
Get the official Phœnix IPA file from the official website (phoenixpwn.com). ios 9.3.6 jailbreak
: Open the Phoenix app, select "Prepare for Jailbreak," and follow the prompts (Accept > Dismiss > Begin Installation > Use Provided Offsets). PC Method (Sideloading) : Requirement : A Windows PC with iTunes installed.
To jailbreak an iOS 9.3.6 device using , follow these steps: : Open the Phoenix app, select "Prepare for
: Tap "Install Phoenix." Once the app appears on your home screen, navigate to Settings > General > Profiles & Device Management (or "Device Management") and "Trust" the developer profile.
Always sync with iTunes or iCloud before starting. Always sync with iTunes or iCloud before starting
: Visit a legacy jailbreak host like Jailbreaks.app or similar community-hosted sites directly in Safari.
If your GPS still doesn't work after the update, the jailbreak won't fix hardware failure, but it can help you reset location cache files via Filza.