Apple

Apple Halts iOS 18.0 Sign-Off One Week After Releasing 18.0.1: Downgrade No Longer Possible

Apple has stopped signing iOS 18, preventing any downgrades from iOS 18.0.1. This update includes bug fixes for touch screen responsiveness and camera issues on iPhone models 16 and 16 Pro.
By Blip Tech 1 min read

Apple has stopped signing iOS 18.0, meaning users can no longer downgrade from iOS 18.0.1. The first bug fix update for iOS 18 was released on October 3rd and included fixes for various issues such as touch screen responsiveness, camera freezing, messages quitting, and memory allocation performance. Users who are happy with iOS 18.0.1 do not need to do anything further, but those who have upgraded from iOS 18.0 will not be able to go back.

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