Help/Support How to remove jailbreak ios 10.2

[Trex 6.9k 9 10.2]

Hi, how to remove jailbreak on ios 10.2 without upgrade to the latest version (10.2.1) ??

[SadnessEver 55 iPhone 6s 10.2]

Hi, how to remove jailbreak on ios 10.2 without upgrade to the latest version (10.2.1) ??

cydia impactor

[sn0wqt 42.6k iPhone X 13.3]

cydia impactor

cydia eraser* but its still in beta and not stable

[SadnessEver 55 iPhone 6s 10.2]

cydia eraser* but its still in beta and not stable

need to wait a few day more to stable

[Trex 6.9k 9 10.2]

cydia eraser* but its still in beta and not stable

Where i can get the beta version?

[iDavie 2.9k iPhone 6 9.3.3]

The only way to fully remove any jailbreak is to restore via iTunes to stock iOS.

 

Cydia eraser - iOS 7.1 through 9.3.3

 

Removing a jailbreak is not as simple as "Erase all Content & Settings" you're jailbreak changed/edited you're stock iOS and you're jailbreak was a little more powerful than Apples built in "Erase" feature. I'm afraid , things just get left behind and start to cause issues.

 

The only true way to rid a device compleatly of a jailbreak is a restore via iTunes.

Updated February 5, 2017 by iDavie

[Trex 6.9k 9 10.2]

The only way to fully remove any jailbreak is to restore via iTunes to stock iOS.

Cydia eraser - iOS 7.1 through 9.3.3

Removing a jailbreak is not as simple as "Erase all Content & Settings" you're jailbreak changed/edited you're stock iOS and you're jailbreak was a little more powerful than Apples built in "Erase" feature. I'm afraid , things just get left behind and start to cause issues.

The only true way to rid a device compleatly of a jailbreak is a restore via iTunes.

Huhu, seem like i have to update thank you

[sn0wqt 42.6k iPhone X 13.3]

Where i can get the beta version?

http://apt.saurik.com/beta/eraser-10.1/

beta repo, USE AT YOUR OWN RISK

The only way to fully remove any jailbreak is to restore via iTunes to stock iOS.

 

Cydia eraser - iOS 7.1 through 9.3.3

 

Removing a jailbreak is not as simple as "Erase all Content & Settings" you're jailbreak changed/edited you're stock iOS and you're jailbreak was a little more powerful than Apples built in "Erase" feature. I'm afraid , things just get left behind and start to cause issues.

 

The only true way to rid a device compleatly of a jailbreak is a restore via iTunes.

http://apt.saurik.com/beta/eraser-10.1/

cydia eraser for ios 10

[iDavie 2.9k iPhone 6 9.3.3]

http://apt.saurik.com/beta/eraser-10.1/

beta repo, USE AT YOUR OWN RISK

http://apt.saurik.com/beta/eraser-10.1/

cydia eraser for ios 10

Beta again , not guaranteed to work hence : USE AT OWN RISK warning

[sn0wqt 42.6k iPhone X 13.3]

Huhu, seem like i have to update thank you

umm why dont you wait for an update of cydia eraser so you dont upgrade your firmware?

Beta again , not guaranteed to work hence : USE AT OWN RISK warning

he can wait for a stable version that will be out soon... don't tell everyone to force update...

Updated February 5, 2017 by Mr PHo3niX