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I was wondering if it's possible to update to a specific version of iOS that is slightly older than the current version (13.3.1 is the one I want to use). I recently got an accessory for my iPhone XS and it will not work correctly on iOS 13.4 and above. I know that you can download the IPSW and use that in iTunes, but I was wondering if apple had a way in iTunes to update to a version that is not the newest.
iPhone XS, iOS 12
Yes you can do that. You’ll first have to put your phone in DFU mode (recovery mode) then connect it to your computer and iTunes will recognize that a phone is in recovery mode.
Then hold down Shift key if you’re using a PC or the Option key for a Mac and click the restore button then select the iOS that you’ve downloaded that you want to use to downgrade your phone.
Remember that only “SIGNED IPSWs” will work if you want to use iTunes to downgrade your iOS.
No, and iTunes won't allow an older IPSW to be installed.
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Update to a specific iOS version
