No, never been able to see any reason to do so. I use my iPhone and most of my devices as a productivity device, and as a work tool, to jailbreak (in my opinion) removes that solid QC stability that iOS has generally always held for me. I'm not going to deny that there are some problems, I use very few third party apps and most of the Apple Native apps and very rarely have I ever encountered problems. Especially with the improvements to the likes of Notes/Reminders over the last few years, and Shortcuts are an excellent tool which I have spent far too little time learning.