Tutorial How to downgrade to iOS 12.1.1b3 from 12.1.3 and up

[Tjabooo 3.9k iPhone 12 17.1.1]

This is how you can downgrade your iOS device that's on iOS 12.1.3 or higher! Apple still has iOS 12.1.1b3 (which you can jailbreak) so it's possible to downgrade to that firmware and jailbreak your device. Now it will most likey (100%) get unsigned so this method will get patched. Now, I am not aware of any method to backup and restore your device without being forced to update. Since if you're on let's say iOS 12.1.4 and make a backup, it'll only be 'compatible' for 12.1.4 or higher and not lower. So keep in mind that you might want to store all your pictures on iCloud or somewhere were you later can download them and put them on your downgraded device. For ex. transfer all of your cameraroll to a folder on your computer where you later can restore them. Just a quick reminder  P.S. Read the whole tutorial before you start since you need to do different methods depending on your device!
 

Requirements: 

A computer (Windows/Mac)
Your device (Obviously)
iTunes on your computer
WiFi Connection
Lightning cable (the cable you carge with for all the r*tards that don't know what it is - BUT if you have the new iPad Pro 2018 that uses has a type C port use that one)
Cydia Impactor: http://www.cydiaimpactor.com/ (Download the one that is for your OS software aka. Windows, Mac OS etc.)

 

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Updated February 27, 2019 by Tjaboro

[Rook 568.3k iPad Pro (2nd gen) 17.4 Donor]

I think DFU Mode is unnecessary. Normal mode and just hold SHIFT on your keyboard and click on update/restore should work, right? Or did they change that on latest iTunes?

[Tjabooo 3.9k iPhone 12 17.1.1]

Just now, DiDA said:

I think DFU Mode is unnecessary. Normal mode and just hold SHIFT on your keyboard and click on update/restore should work, right? Or did they change that on latest iTunes?

I actually have no idea, I'll try it now and if it works I'll edit my topic then. But thanks for your note 😛

[OgzNoHacks 6 iPhone 6 12.1.2]

Dope 

[Tjabooo 3.9k iPhone 12 17.1.1]

3 minutes ago, DiDA said:

I think DFU Mode is unnecessary. Normal mode and just hold SHIFT on your keyboard and click on update/restore should work, right? Or did they change that on latest iTunes?

UPDATE: Nope, if it's turned on it asks for it to be turned off and when it's turned off it doesn't detect it

Updated February 27, 2019 by Tjaboro

[Rook 568.3k iPad Pro (2nd gen) 17.4 Donor]

Just now, Tjaboro said:

UPDATE: Nope, if it's turned on it asks for it to be turned off and when it's turned off it doesn't detect it

They must have changed something on the latest iTunes.

[Tjabooo 3.9k iPhone 12 17.1.1]

Just now, DiDA said:

They must have changed something on the latest iTunes.

Indeed.

[Hivez 328 iPhone 7 Plus 11.3]

Wow i thought b3 was already unsigned

[Rickirick 0 iPhone 5s 12.1.3]

👍🏻

[Jkay 14 iPad Pro (12.9-inch) (2nd generation)]

1 hour ago, Tjaboro said:

UPDATE: Nope, if it's turned on it asks for it to be turned off and when it's turned off it doesn't detect it

I tried without DFU. It works. Just click shift and update/restore. No issues. I clicked shift and restore. Createa backup before that