Why iPhone Users Won’t Be Able To Downgrade To iOS 13.2.2 Anymore

Apple has released the iOS 13.2.3 update just recently. The new update’s release is the transition of the major iOS build which prevents devices from getting officially downgraded anymore. Owners of iPhone units often want their devices to be a bit behind on the updates to be able to jailbreak it if needed.

As seen on the latest Apple update, the iOS 13.2.3 is now live and users can update to this latest version now. Updating to the latest iOS version provides some minor bugfixes which improves the stability of the phone’s processes. Overall, the latest iOS update offers improved features as of its release.

However, known jailbreakers has been reported to have cracked the previous iOS 13.2.2 version. Users still on the previous update can still jailbreak if they want. Jailbroken devices often have access to many apps albeit Apple considers this process as illegal.

However, users that are already updated from the latest iOS 13.2.3 devices can’t return to the previous update anymore. Owners planning to jailbreak their device will have to wait until this iOS 13.2.3 update is also cracked by hackers once more.

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