
Want to downgrade iOS 8.2 back to more stable iOS 8.1.3? The
following step by step tutorial will help you do just that on iPhone or
iPad.
iOS 8.2, the latest edition of Apple’s mobile software, has brought
forth quite a few new features, but unfortunately, also includes its
fair share of bugs. If you’ve been using the latest firmware and
encountered issues relating to battery, Safari and whatnot, there’s some
light at the end of the tunnel, because since Apple is still signing
iOS 8.1.3, you can downgrade with relative ease. Find out how, after the
break.
The first think to note about this downgrade is that it won’t allow
you to achieve a jailbreak of any kind. Like iOS 8.2, iOS 8.1.3 is not
yet jailbreakable, and thus, by reverting to iOS 8.1.3, you are doing so
mainly to avoid the performance issues associated with iOS 8.2.
So if you are still on IOS 8.1.2 and below, DO NOT update to iOS 8.2
or iOS 8.1.3. This guide is useful for only those who have updated to
iOS 8.2 and want to downgrade back to more stable iOS 8.1.3.