Apple stopped signing iOS 16 and iOS 16.0.1: iPhone users can no longer roll back from iOS 16.0.2

By: Myroslav Trinko | 30.09.2022, 16:28

Apple has stopped signing iOS 16 and iOS 16.0.1.

Here's What We Know

MacRumors writes about it. Now all iPhone users who updated to iOS 16.0.2 will not be able to roll back.

In case you, suddenly, didn't know, Apple announced a stable version of iOS 16 on September 12. A week later, the company released iOS 16.0.1 for iPhone 14 and iPhone 14 Pro owners with bug fixes, and then iOS 16.0.2.

In the latest software version, the company fixed Apple will fix camera shake problem on iPhone 14 Pro, and fixed iPhone X, iPhone XR and iPhone 11 display issues.

Source: MacRumors

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