Last Updated on 6 years by admin
Apple stopped signing in older versions of iOS 13.1.1, iOS 13, and iOS 12.1.4 after few days of iOS 13.1.2 public release and iOS 13.2 beta release.
So, now you can’t downgrade your iOS versions to the versions mentioned above. However, iOS 13.1 still signing, and you can downgrade your iOS version to iOS 13.1. Downgrade from here.
Apple usually does this encourage to devices running the most current version iOS version on devices. The most important thing is that they need to prevent downgrading a vulnerable iOS version, which can be exploited. If it could be lead to potential jailbreak as well as everyone’s intent to downgrade to the vulnerable iOS version. Also, people normally remain the older iOS version to continue to jailbreak. However, no more hassle with iOS 13.1.1, iOS 13.1 & iOS 12.1.4. Apple officially stopped signing these versions. So, no one can downgrade to these versions.
Apple’s iOS 13 at a glance
Apple released iOS 13 on September 19, 2019, and iOS 13.1 was released as the first update on September 24, 2019, then iOS 13.1.1 was released on September 27, 2019, and iOS 13.1.2 was released on September 30, 2019. Finally, seeded iOS 13.2 betas on October 02, 2019. When we go through history, Apple has sped up the firmware release within such a short period than previous years.
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