I have just bought my first iphone, a 3gs, and it is displaying the 1015 error when I connect to iTunes, how do I fix this or have I been ripped off?

I recently bought my first iphone, 3gs, and it is displaying the 1015 error when connected to itunes, how can I fix it or am I screwed?

iPhone 3GS, iOS 3.1.2

Posted on Dec 21, 2012 10:50 AM

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Dec 21, 2012 11:30 AM in response to Zimhippy

You can try putting the iPhone into DFU mode and see if that will let you restore and remove the jailbreak:


http://www.iclarified.com/entry/index.php?enid=1034


Some jailbreaks cannot be removed and in some cases will permanently disable your iPhone. If that happens to you, then you will may to buy a new iPhone; Apple will provide no support, warranty or out-of-warranty, for a jailbroken iPhone. If the iPhone as advertised by the seller as being officially (or "factory") unlocked, you may have recourse with eBay to force a refund. Otherwise, you may well have to chalk it up to a rather expensive learning opportunity and buy another iPhone; this one from an authorized reseller, I hope.


Good luck.

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