Apple Stops Signing iOS 16.0.2 Following Release of iOS 16.0.3

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By Joe RossignolOct 17, 2022, 11:03 pm331 pts
Following the release of iOS 16.0.3 last week, Apple has stopped signing iOS 16.0.2, meaning it is no longer possible to downgrade an iPhone to iOS 16.0.2. This leaves iOS 16.0.3 and the iOS 16.1 beta as the only iOS 16 versions that are still being signed. Apple routinely stops signing older iOS releases over…

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