iOS 12.1 has already been out for a week, which means there isn’t much time left to downgrade to iOS 12.0.1. Given the potential jailbreakability of iOS 12.0.1, you should consider downgrading via iTunes.
Blobsaver, a popular GUI-based cross-platform SHSH blob-saving app, has been updated over the weekend with improvements.
Now that nitoTV has been released Apple TV jailbreaking is more powerful than it’s ever been. And with tvOS 10.2.2 still being signed, Apple TV 4 users can downgrade, jailbreak with greeng0blin, and experience it now. But should you?
We want to hear from people who were able to downgrade their devices during the short period of time when Apple was accidentally signing older iOS versions.
Apple unexpectedly goofed up and started signing older versions of iOS. This was just a temporary bug as the company has once again stopped signing older firmware versions.
Should you install iOS 11.1.2, or should you not? That is the question most jailbreakers are considering at this very moment.
The clock is ticking on signing for iOS 11.1.1/11.1.2 and tvOS 11.0/11.1, so the pressure is on to save blobs for those firmwares, as well as to possibly restore to them. This doesn’t apply to everyone though, so check out our advice on the topic!
Update: tvOS 11.1 and iOS 11.1.2 are now unsigned. DO NOT ATTEMPT TO RESTORE TO THEM!
If you want to someday jailbreak your Apple TV 4, you’ll need to restore now to tvOS 11.1 and then block all software updates. This guide will show you how to block automatic updates, prevent it from downloading updates ready to install, and prevent update prompts appearing.
Good news for owners of the iPod touch (5th generation), Apple TV (3rd generation), iPad mini, and iPad 2 (iPad2,4). The posting of decryption keys for these devices means eligibility for all sorts of 32-bit downgrade and dual-boot tools.
Want out of the Apple Watch beta program? We will explain how to switch from watchOS beta to a public watchOS release in two different ways.
Now that tihmstar has updated his futurerestore tool with support for Odysseus 32-bit downgrade functionality, we’ve put together a guide for you to upgrade, downgrade, or restore your legacy devices at will, using your saved blobs.
If you’ve been trying out the new macOS High Sierra beta (Developer or Public) and have decided to hop back to the official stable Sierra release for the time being, this guide will walk you through the process.
