Apple has stopped signing the latest version of iOS 7, 7.1.2, making life more difficult for people looking to downgrade a device running iOS 8. Users with devices that can't run iOS 8, such as the iPhone 4, can still download the latest compatible version of iOS 7.
From AppleInsider:
With Apple no longer performing iOS 7 code signing, users who previously upgraded to the latest iOS 8 version can no longer revert to the last-generation OS. As noted above, owners of non-compatible devices like the iPhone 4 and original iPad still have access to the firmware.
iOS 7.2.1 was the last version of iOS 7 to be released, coming in June with a number of fixes.
How do you feel about Apple ending the signing of iOS 7, and were you looking at downgrading? Let us know in the comments.
Source: AppleInsider
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