Early in the morning, Brother Ji was in the major machine groups and heard bad news.
The beta version of iOS has flipped again...
Things are sauce purple.
Today, 22 days after the last beta update, Apple has finally pushed another version update to beta users.
This is the iOS 17.3 Developer Preview Beta 2 update with build number 21D5036c.
However, some fruit fans found that the iPhone would be stuck in a looping boot interface after the update, and it would be on a black screen all the time, or the phone would be stuck and inoperable.
To put it simply, it is what we often call bricking.
Since there are indeed many users who report that their phones have become bricked, Apple has now withdrawn the update push for this version.
As for those who have been updated and accidentally bricked, there is only one solution - restore your phone to iOS 17.3 or iOS 17.2.1.
It is to go back to the previous version through recovery mode.
The specific recovery steps are as follows:
1. Connect your iPhone to the computer with a data cable
2. Press the volume plus button to quickly release, then press the volume down button to quickly release, and then press and hold the side button until the recovery mode is displayed
3. Use iMazing or AISY Assistant to downgrade the operation
In this way, it can also deal with the general push update black screen and similar situations.
Friends can collect it, in case you can use it in the future.
The picture comes from the Internet