The TaiG jailbreak team from China is confident that iOS 8.3, Apple's latest offering is jailbreakable. This is what has been expressed by TaiG lone developer XN, who is confident of unlocking iOS 8.3 - recently released by Apple.

XN has assured users that jailbreak activities will continue on for future iOS releases, and has clarified that money is not a concern for TaiG. TaiG flirted with controversy in 2013 during the initial iOS 7 jailbreak.

At that time, there was speculation that Evad3rs had forged a deal with TaiG - this news was met with uproar by the jailbreak community and allegedly compelled the former to ditch the TaiG installer.

XN explained, "We had a cooperation, not a deal. Too many pressures lead the cooperation to the end."

His work with Evasi0n7, at that time, was apparently not about piracy or generating income but to obtain more freedom for users. It has remained the same for the new TaiG iPhone and iPad unlocking tool.

The TaiG jailbreak author has reiterated that making money is not the core purpose of his jailbreak works nor a motivation.

On the issue of whether the TaiG jailbreak is safe or not, Apple users operate at their own risk, although XN has tried to assure those with concerns: "I have no reason to develop unsafe tools, people would find out. And we want to build a reputable brand so we would not ruin it."