Why do I need to save my iOS SHSH2 blobs? Saving your iOS SHSH2 and SHSH blobs have been a practice ever since Apple started signing the iOS firmware components. In the beginning, users could install any firmware version freely on their device and the updates were not signed by Apple in any way. Once Apple started signing the IPSW … How to save iOS 16 SHSH2 Blobs for Downgrades Without UpdatingRead more
Today Apple has released iOS 16.0.2 which includes several important bug fixes. According to the security content, there are no fixes for any CVEs / security issues, however, there are several stability improvements. The bugs fixed in iOS 16.0.2 are nasty, so we recommend updating to iOS 16.0.2 if you’re running iOS 16.0, iOS 16.0.1, or an older version and … iOS 16.0.2 Update Was Released | All Bug Fixes and ChangesRead more
Downgrading and upgrading iOS to an unsigned version is quite a challenge nowadays when Apple tries to lock the system from all sides. Saving SHSH2 blobs while a version is signed by Apple can be the ticket to update or downgrade in the future, but it’s not all black and white. Saving the SHSH2 blobs is only half the picture. … How to Downgrade iOS using FutureRestore GUI and saved SHSH2 BlobsRead more
iOS devices have been historically unprotected when it came to resetting to factory settings, however, Apple introduced early on iOS 6 the Activation Lock which ties the iOS device with the last Apple ID and password used on the device if FindMy is turned on. This had the advantage of discouraging thieves from stealing iOS devices as they could be … How to Unlock iPhone Lock Screen and Activation Lock Using KeyPassRead more
