'Apple' News & Updates: Company Launched iOS 10.3 Beta 1, Downgrade To iOS 10.2.1 Not Possible? Details Here!

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Apple needs to circulate additional updates for iOS 10.2.1, but this is no longer possible. The company has no other option but to release the iOS 10.3.

As a result, Apple unveiled the iOS 10.3 public beta 2 in January 2017. After a week, users are uttering regarding its Theater Mode function, the CarPlay's Maps app, and others.

Apple's iOS 10.2.1 jailbreak is now undergoing zero updates since hackers gave up after detecting its security sensitivity. Recently, the company launched iOS 10.3 beta 1 and a downgrade to iOS 10.2.1. is no longer possible.

The speed of iOS 10.3 beta 1 as compared to iOS 10.2.1 is a great enhancement as per the previous report of iPhone Hacks. The boot speed takes only 3-7 seconds because of a switch to APFS file system.

iOS 10.2 is preferred by many users following the release of security updates' series and bug fixes but it ended at iOS 10.2.1. Nevertheless, users are looking forward to the upcoming moves of outsider hackers like Luca Todesco.

Numerous users so far enjoyed iOS 10.2.1 and they desired a complete fix of the operating system. According to Droid Report, Todesco was the first who revealed the flaws of iOS 10.2.1 last year. Eventually, he recently said to drop the Jailbreak. But that doesn't mean he would not plunge a shock of revamps for iOS 10.2.1 and maybe for iOS 10.3 if these also hit quirks.

It can be recalled that YoYuppe uploaded a video in December. 28, 201. It showed an easy step on how to hack iOS 10.2.1 beta 1 and 2, which humiliation to iOS creators.

Todesca was currently reported that he might be operating a list of Apple devices for suitability with Yalu. Users were excited towards the fixes for iOS 10.2.1 Jailbreak.

When the two iOS 10.2.1 betas were launched, troubles arose from iPad, iPhone and iPod touch users. They complained about bugs, connectivity and installation issues, battery life and more. There is a 30% battery glitch to iPhone 7 and iPhone 7 Plus. Learn more about iOS 10.2.1 Jailbreak here.