Apple shipped iOS 26.5 to last week, and now in the last 24 hours, it has stopped signing iOS 26.4.2—blocking downgrades to the last update.

If you’ve been testing the iOS 18 beta and have encountered issues or instability, you may find it necessary to downgrade to the more stable iOS 17. The video below from iDevice Central will walk you ...

Apple stopped signing iOS 26.4.2, meaning iPhone users who updated to iOS 26.5 can no longer roll back to the previous version. Whenever Apple rolls out an iOS update, it allows users to go back to ...

Once Apple releases a major software update, it usually lets users downgrade to the previous version for a few weeks. However, it seems the company is really pushing the iOS 26 update, as this is the ...

Developer beta versions are not finished versions. They are meant for testing, not for everyday use. As a result, these betas are often filled with bugs, glitches, and features that don’t work ...

Apple today stopped signing iOS 26.4, so iPhone users who have updated to iOS 26.4.1 are no longer able to downgrade to the earlier version of iOS. iOS 26.4.1 came out a week ago. When software is ...

iOS 18.2.1 was released on January 6 with “important bug fixes” – but Apple didn’t detail what exactly was fixed. As for iOS 18.3, which was released on January 27, the update brings some improvements ...

If you’ve upgraded to iOS 18 beta and are experiencing issues or simply prefer the previous version, downgrading to iOS 17 might be the solution. The video below from Zollotech will walk you through ...

At the WWDC 2024 event, we were blessed with an early look at new features coming to the slew of products across Apple's lineup of phones, tablets, and watches. Naturally, the most talked about ...

If you installed iOS 18 Beta or iPadOS 18 Beta through Apple's Developer Program or Software Beta Program, you may decide you want to downgrade because of usability or stability issues. Keep reading ...