Now we use this to save blobs. Important Note: Saving blobs or digital signatures are essential for downgrades and restoration if you boot loop your device on jailbroken firmware. We have a detailed, step-by-step guide to downgrade iPhone or iPad with saved shsh2 blobs using the Futurerestore tool. After entering the number and click, get your blobs button. After that, a page will appear, showing all the blobs.
If you dont have saved shsh blobs, you cannot downgrade to previous iOS versions. Your email address will not be published. It provides information, updates and news about cutting-edge technology plus mobiles including reviews of mobile phones and rumors , specifications.
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Open the TicketBox app by double clicking it. Ensure you have your device plugged into your mac. It only needs to be plugged in the very first time you save. Your device must appear in the left sidebar. To backup. This will conserve blobs for all iOS versions that Apple is signing at the time. You will have noted down the ECID, Model, board config if required , generator if required , and Apnonce if required the first time round, and will not have to do so again.
On future occasions you will simply paste them into the field on the TSS Saver site to save your. Remember, TSS Saver only saves currently signed blobs at the time you fill out the webpage.
It does not automatically save new blobs for you as new firmwares are released. If iOS When iOS When a new iOS, iPadOS, or tvOS version is released, you must return to the page and re-submit the form to save the newer blobs, while they are signed.
Blobs must be saved for a firmware while that firmware is signed by Apple. Blobs saved for unsigned firmwares are not valid and TSS Saver will not save them.
Once the blobs have been successfully saved, they can be used to move to other firmwares, even after they become unsigned by Apple. It does not matter what firmware your device is currently on, nor what firmwares it has been on in the past.
To save blobs, all that matters is that you save them for a firmware while it is still signed. You can then use them later to move to that firmware, whether it is still signed or not.
One more thing to note is that because this is done remotely it offers no readout or feedback. The TSS Saver site has a feature which lets you verify your blobs once you have saved them to make sure they are valid.
It can be found on the site under Blob Checker , and I recommend you use it. Lastly, double- and triple-check the details you enter into TSS Saver, such as ECID, Model, board config if required , generator if required , and Apnonce if required , as any errors will result in saving useless.
Retain those pieces of information carefully!
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