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Been there, done that. It breaks too many things, prevents OTA updates, and some apps just won't run if they detect you've screwed with iOS. I ended up putting
by theodric 1y ago
Been there, done that. It breaks too many things, prevents OTA updates, and some apps just won't run if they detect you've screwed with iOS. I ended up putting my iPad Pro and iPhone (which I have but only use when I need something they offer exclusively) back on official firmware.