Actually, no. You have to accept an EULA to "activate" the software (something Corellium's emulator can't even do, which means you don't have access to iCloud,

Actually, no. You have to accept an EULA to "activate" the software (something Corellium's emulator can't even do, which means you don't have access to iCloud, iTunes, the App store, etc.), but you don't have to accept an EULA to download the software. Oracle, to contrast, allows anyone to download their Java SDK, but you first have to accept an EULA (something they changed from how Sun previously had it set up, where anyone could download the software without first accepting the EULA); Apple has no such restriction on their downloads. https://updates.cdn-apple.com/2019FallFCS/fullrestores/061-08602/B90B0666-C875-11E9-BEDD-DD1D6F0C6FF0/iPhone_4.7_13.0_17A577_Restore.ipsw https://updates.cdn-apple.com/2019FallFCS/fullrestores/061-0...