Apple officially blocks users from downgrading to iOS 18.2

After more than a week of releasing the iOS 18.2.1 update to fix remaining bugs, Apple has officially stopped signing iOS 18.2. This move is not surprising to iOS users, as Apple frequently stops signing older iOS versions to prevent users from downgrading. When an update is stopped from signing, it cannot be installed on iPhones due to server-side software verification checks.

Apple officially blocks users from downgrading to iOS 18.2

Therefore, users can no longer downgrade from iOS 18.2.1 and iOS 18.3 beta versions to iOS 18.2.

By preventing downgrading to older iOS versions, Apple ensures that users always have their devices updated with the latest security improvements.

iOS 18.2 reportedly brings many new Apple Intelligence features, including the ability to create images. Among them, Image Playground is a new application for creating images based on user descriptions, resulting in more realistic and vibrant images.

The update includes ChatGPT integration for Siri. In addition, iOS 18.2 brings several non-AI-related changes, including: a redesigned Mail app, new Camera Controls, and Find My – allowing users to share the location of lost items with others.

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