
TinyUmbrella
TinyUmbrella saves the "SHSH blobs" of your Apple device (i.e. iPhone, iPod, or iPad), allowing you to bypass Apple's servers and downgrade your firmware t...
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- Mac
- Windows
- Linux
What is TinyUmbrella?
TinyUmbrella saves the "SHSH blobs" of your Apple device (i.e. iPhone, iPod, or iPad), allowing you to bypass Apple's servers and downgrade your firmware through iTunes, whenever you want. Your device does NOT have to be jailbroken for TinyUmbrella to work.
It allows you to downgrade your iDevice so you can do the jailbreak.
iOS firmware (to be downgraded to) can be downloaded from here. http://www.felixbruns.de/iPod/firmware/
Discontinued
Last update was in 2011, and the official website is unavailable.
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- save-shsh-blobs
- ios-downgrade
Recent user activities on TinyUmbrella
POX removed TinyUmbrella as alternatives to everything
memgt1966 added TinyUmbrella as alternative(s) to checkra1n
nealscott707 doesn't think iSHSHit is an alternative to TinyUmbrella
TinyUmbrella is a nice and easy way to prepare to downgrade your iPhone, as long as it's already jailbroken. Alternatively, you can prepare to downgrade manually by saving your SHSH blobs with Cydia (it asks you to do this when you open Cydia for the first time) and adding the following line to your Windows/Mac hosts file (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hosts_file ):
"74.208.10.249 gs.apple.com"
But instead of doing all that, I would rather just use TinyUmbrella.
P.S. In case you want to know, here's how you downgrade your iPhone: after using TinyUmbrella, download an old version of iPhone software (from here: http://www.felixbruns.de/iPod/firmware/ ). Then, while pressing down the shift key (the Option key on Mac), click the restore button ona your iPhone's iTunes page. Choose your downloaded iPhone software and restore!
P.S.S. Another note: you don't need to use TinyUmbrella or edit the hosts file if you have an iPhone or iPod Touch that is first-generation or second-generation.