ATTENTION: Apple has stopped signing iOS 8.2

Today Apple announced that they have stopped signing iOS version 8.2, which means that users who want to downgrade from version 8.3 will no longer be able to do so, something that many developers have pointed out through their Twitter accounts.

Apparently, the company finally assures that iOS 8.3 is stable and trouble-free enough that its users don't need to revert to a previous version.

What about jailbreakers?

The main concern is for jailbroken users . In this case, extreme caution should be exercised not to update directly to iOS 8.3, as the device will revert to factory settings without the possibility of reverting to the previous version, and therefore the jailbreak will be lost.

The jailbreak for iOS 8.2 has not yet been released; however, this previously shared video shows how the first beta of version 8.4 was already hacked , although it will surely be fixed in the next update that the company releases.

iOS 8.3, since its release, has brought new features such as CarPlay support , more emojis, and some language adjustments for Siri . But the biggest and most important focus is on bug fixes, improvements, and greater stability, which Apple has implemented to the point of no longer signing the previous version.

But now we also have two beta versions of iOS 8.4 that show a redesign of the iOS Music app , and although there are no firm clues as to when it will finally reach the public, everything seems to point to next June, when we will have a series of interesting announcements about iOS X , a possible new Apple TV , and even what would be the next generation of iPad.