After releasing a small security update in the form of iOS & iPadOS 14.5.1 last week, Apple has officially shut the door on firmware downgrades to the older iOS & iPadOS 14.5.1.
Apple is no longer signing iOS or iPadOS 14.4.2 nearly a week after releasing iOS & iPadOS 14.5, a move that interrupts firmware downgrades for users who wish to do so.
Apple is no longer signing iOS or iPadOS 14.4.1, which prevents those who upgraded to iOS or iPadOS 14.4.2 from being able to downgrade.
Apple has stopped signing iOS & iPadOS 14.4, a move that prevents downgrades from the newer iOS & iPadOS 14.4.1 release.
A new GUI application for macOS should make using futurerestore for downgrades and upgrades to unsigned iPhone and iPad firmware less daunting for the average Joe.
This is our introduction to all things futurerestore. If you have an iOS, iPadOS, or tvOS device that you want to upgrade or downgrade to an unsigned firmware, this article will tell you if you can, and direct you to our specific guides on the subject. Good luck!
This is the first in our two-part guide on how to use futurerestore to up- or downgrade your iOS, iPadOS, or tvOS device to an unsigned firmware. Following on from our introduction to the subject, this guide discusses setting a generator on your jailbroken device before using futurerestore.
This is the second in our two-part guide on how to use futurerestore to up- or downgrade your iOS, iPadOS, or tvOS device to an unsigned firmware. After having made all necessary preparations, this guide demonstrates the actual usage of the futurerestore tool.
The process for saving .shsh2 blobs on devices with an A12 or higher chip (iPhone XS, XR, iPad Air 3, etc., and newer) is a little more involved than for A11 and lower (iPhone 8, iPhone X, and older). We take you through the updated method needed to save valid blobs on these newer devices.
In this tutorial, we de-mystify the process of saving valid .shsh2 blobs for your Apple devices, with TSS Saver. Once saved, these blobs can be used to restore to unsigned firmwares via futurerestore.
With Apple’s ever-turning signing machine, jailbreakers are forever wondering what the best strategy is for their device. In this article, we’ll quickly go through what we consider the smartest options for each device and firmware version so that you can make an informed decision.
Apple has officially closed the signing window for iOS & iPadOS 14.3 following the release of iOS & iPadOS 14.4. This move thwarts downgrades from Apple’s latest available firmware for iPhones and iPads.
