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Phoenix is a semi-untethered jailbreak released by developer Siguza and tihmstar. It supports any 32-bit devices running iOS 9.3.5. This is not a KPPLess Jailbreak which means Cydia is built-in and you can start installing tweaks right away. If you have a legacy device that you wish to break free from Apple restrictions, now is the time. Posted by Ali Hassan Mahdi on Aug 07, 2017 in Featured, Hacks, Jailbreak iOS, Jailbreak iPad, Jailbreak iPhone, Phoenix Jailbreak The Phoenix jailbreak that was released recently for iOS 9.3.5 supports all 32-bit iOS devices that are running on this firmware. An.ipa file is an iOS application archive file which stores an iOS app. Each.ipa file includes a binary for the ARM architecture and can only be installed on an iOS device. Files with the.ipa extension can be uncompressed by changing the extension to.zip and unzipping.Most.ipa files cannot be. Good news for 32-bit iPhone, iPad and iPod owners, Phoenix Jailbreak IPA was released and it can jailbreak iOS 9.3.5. This is an semi-untethered jailbreak and means that the jailbreak will have to be re-run every time you reboot and will have to be re-signed and re-sideloaded with Cydia Impactor every 7 days. Phoenix Jailbreak is an semi-untethered jailbreak tool for iOS 9.3.5 on iPhone, iPad, or iPod. Last updated: June 30, 2020 Version: v5.0.

iOS 9 up to 9.3.6 versions are well-performing iOS versions on older iDevices. iOS 9 - iOS 9.3.6 jailbreak is available with some jailbreak tools and installation is available with computer and no computer methods.

Find Jailbreak tools and possibilities for iOS 9.3.5 - iOS 9.3.6.

Find Jailbreak tools and possibilities for iOS 9.3.3 - iOS 9.3.4.

Find Jailbreak tools and possibilities for iOS 9.2 - iOS 9.2.1

Find Jailbreak tools and possibilities for iOS 9 - iOS 9.1

Compatible jailbreak tools and devices for iOS 9 - iOS 9.3.6

Here is the table of iOS 9 - iOS 9.3.6 versions supported jailbreak tools with supported iOS versions and supported devices.

iOS 9.3.6 Jailbreak

Apple releases iOS 9.3.6 as the latest version of iOS 9 range. The goal of this update is fix some issues of older versions of iPads and iPhones.
iOS 9.3.6 jailbreak has successfully been achieved by Phœnix jailbreak.

iOS 9.3.5 Jailbreak

iOS 9.3.5 is also jailbroken by Phœnix jailbreak and available to download via TaigOne.

Available jailbreak tools for iOS 9.3.5 - iOS 9.3.6

1. Phœnix Jailbreak

Phœnix Jailbreak is a work of two well known iOS hackers named Siguza and Tihmstar. The particular jailbreak solution only works with iOS 9.3.6 and iOS 9.3.5 and supports 32 bit devices. Also it is a semi-untethered jailbreak and you will have to re-jailbreak your device after restarting. In addition, they credit Luca Todesco, Max Bazaliy, and jk9357 for providing additional input and UI elements.

There are two methods to Install Phœnix Jailbreak on iOS 9.3.5 - iOS 9.3.6.

1. Install via TaigOne
2. Install using Cydia Impactor

Here is the Installation guide of Phœnix Jailbreak using Cydia Impactor.

Step 1 : Download Phœnix.ipa from https://phoenixpwn.com/website for free and keep it on the desktop.

Step 2 : Download the latest version of Cydia Impactor.

Step 3 : Connect your device to your computer using the original cable. Also, make sure that your device is backed up for minimizing the risk of a data loss.

Step 4 : Start Cydia Impactor and drag the IPA onto the top field.

Step 5 : Enter your Apple ID credentials. If you have already signed a few apps using Cydia Impactor you may have to revoke your existing certificate. To revoke a certificate go to the menu in the Cydia Impactor and find Certificates section and then select revoke.

Step 6 : After the installation, you have to make your developer certificate trust. On your device, go to Settings > General > Device Management and trust the certificate.

Step 7 : Run the app and tap on Prepare For Jailbreak.

Step 8 : Wait for it to respring, then launch Cydia from the Home Screen.

Step 9 : Whenever you reboot, open the app again and tap on Kickstart Jailbreak.

Step 10 : Whenever the app expires, install it again with Cydia Impactor.

iOS 9.3.4 Jailbreak

Apple released iOS 9.3.4 by killing iOS 9.3.3 Jailbreak. But finally, a jailbreak tool named Home Depot Jailbreak released with iOS 9.3.4.

Available jailbreak tools for iOS 9.3.4

1.Home Depot Jailbreak

Home Depot is a semi-untethered jailbreak tool for 32-bit devices running on iOS 9.1 - iOS 9.3.4.
So iOS 9.3.4 can be jailbroken using Home Depot jailbreak.

Here is the installation guide of Home Depot Jailbreak.

Step 1 : Download MixtapePlayerRC3.ipa from

http://wall.supplies/MixtapePlayerRC3.ipa

Step 2 : Download the latest version of Cydia Impactor.

Step 3 : Drag and drop the downloaded IPA to Cydia Impactor.

Step 4 : Connect your device to your computer with a cable.

Backup your Device before proceed

Step 5 : Enter Apple ID username and password. Then Home Depot app will install.

Step 6 : After that, you have to make Home Depot developer certification trust. Go to device Settings -> General -> Device Management and trust the developer.

Step 7 : Run the app and tap on the Begin Installation button.

Step 8 : Then Cydia will be installed.

iOS 9.3.3 Jailbreak

A jailbreak tool for iOS 9.3.3 is now available in English Language. They have released the same tool in Chinese language. From that moment of release, people were questioning the English version, since most of the users were not comfortable with Chinese language. Unlike the Chinese version, the English version of iOS 9.3.3 jailbreak tool can be run on all major operating systems, including Windows, OS X, and Linux.

Available jailbreak tools for iOS 9.3.3

1. Home Depot Jailbreak

2. Pangu9 Jailbreak (for iOS 9.2 - iOS 9.3.3)

Pangu9 is a semi-untethered jailbreak tool for iOS 9.2 - iOS 9.3.3 running on 64-bit devices. Pangu9 team first released a Chinese version of pangu9 and then released an English version as a more user-friendly jailbreak tool.
So iOS 9.3.3 can be jailbroken with Pangu9.

Here is the installation guide for the Pangu9 jailbreak for iOS 9.2 - iOS 9.3.3.

Step 1 : Download

https://www.iclarified.com/files/pangu/NvwaStone_1.0.ipa

Step 2 : Download Cydia Impactor.

Step 3 : Drag and drop the Pangu IPA to Cydia Impactor.

Step 4 : Connect your device to your computer with a cable.

Step 5 : Enter Apple ID username and password. Then Pangu app will install.

Step 6 : After that, you have to make the Pangu developer certification trust. Go to device Settings -> General -> Device Management and trust the developer.

Step 7 : Initial d arcade stage 7 aax pc. Run the Pangu App.

Step 8 : Then Cydia will be installed.

iOS 9.3 - iOS 9.3.2 Jailbreak

iOS 9.3, iOS 9.3.1, iOS 9.3.2 jailbreak is available with Cydia. Here are the jailbreak tools possible with iOS 9.3 - iOS 9.3.2.

1. Home Depot Jailbreak
2. Pangu9 Jailbreak

iOS 9.2 - iOS 9.2.1 Jailbreak

Jailbreak for iOS 9.2 and iOS 9.2.1 is available to download with Cydia. You can jailbreak it using the below jailbreak tools.

1. Home Depot Jailbreak
2. Pangu9 Jailbreak

iOS 9.1 Jailbreak

iOS 9.1 can be jailbroken with the Home Depot jailbreak tool. See the above instructions to install Home depot Jailbreak.

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Also, iOS 9 jailbreak is possible with Pangu9 Jailbreak.

Available jailbreak tools for iOS 9.1

1. Home Depot Jailbreak

2. Pangu9 Jailbreak (for iOS 9.0 - iOS 9.1)

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This jailbreak tool is available for both Windows and Mac users.

Use below link to download Pangu for Windows.

https://www.iclarified.com/files/pangu/Pangu9_v1.3.0.exe.zip

Use below link to download Pangu for Mac.

https://www.iclarified.com/files/pangu/pangu9_mac_v1.1.0.dmg

Here is the step by step guide to jailbreak iOS 9 - iOS 9.1 using Pangu9.

Step 1 : Turn on Airplane mode your device and turn off the passcode lock

Step 2 : Window users should download the above Pangu9 for Windows version (proceed as Administrator) and Mac users should download the above Pangu9 for Mac version.

Step 3 : Connect the device to the computer using a cable.

Step 4 : Click the Start button

Step 5 : Jailbreak process will start and it will reboot your device.

Step 6 : Turn on the Airplane mode again

Step 7 : Pangu9 has successfully installed and Cydia can be run your device.

iOS 9.0 - iOS 9.0.2 Jailbreak

The oldest iOS 9, iOS 9.0.1, and iOS 9.0.2 are the oldest versions of the iOS 9 range. Pangu9 was released for iOS 9.0 and then it is also available for iOS 9.0.1 and iOS 9.0.2 with Cydia.
So you can use Pangu9 to jailbreak your iOS 9 - iOS 9.0.2 running devices.

Jailbreak Solutions for iOS 9 - iOS 9.3.6

1. TaigOne

TaigOne can be used to install jailbreak tools, jailbreak tweaks, hacked apps, and more even without jailbreaking your iOS 9 - iOS 9.3.6 running device.
Install TaigOne from the below button.

Visit TaigOne Jailbreak page to know more about TaigOne.

2. TweakMo

Install jailbreak apps without jailbreak your iOS 9 - iOS 9.3.6 device with TweakMo. TweakMo offers jailbreak apps, latest tweaks, App store apps, and many more.
There are two ways to install TweakMo.

1. From TaigOne App
2. From TweakMo official website

Visit TweakMo page for more details.

3. Yitiapps

Install paid apps for free with Yitiapps. Yitiapps supported iOS 9 and all the iOS 9.x.x versions. And it is a good solution for iOS 9 jailbreak. You can get iOS paid apps and games free from Yitiapps.
You can have Yitiapps with,

1. Yitiapps's official website
2. TaigOne App

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Introduction

I may be one of the only people left still rocking an iPad 2. The only purpose it has in my life is to consume video through YouTube, Netflix, and Put.io and for that it mostly works fine but at times it is painfully slow on the latest version of iOS it will run — 9.3.5.

It wasn't always slow though. I remember when I first got it and was amazed at how fast it was. Around iOS 7 when transparency, blurring, and all that crud was added was when slow down started to become apparent. With the help of a jailbreak and a command line tool it is however possible to restore an iPad 2 or iPhone 4 to its former glory.

Jailbreak with Phoenix

If you're already jailbroken then you're safe to skip this step. Otherwise this will assume you're on iOS 9.3.5 and a 32-bit device – that is an iPhone 5, iPad 4 or older (you will however only be able to downgrade iPad 2 and iPhone 4 using the process outlined in this article). You'll also need access to a computer for this step.

Mac or PC is fine but keep in mind that to downgrade to iOS 6 you will need a Mac or Linux machine (Windows users may be able to use the Ubuntu shell available on the store or a virtual machine but I've not confirmed that).

1. Download the Phoenix3.ipa file from phoenixpwn.com.

2. Download Cydia Impactor.

3. Open Impactor, drag the Phoenix3.ipa file into the top field and connect your device.

4. You'll need to enter your Apple credentials that Impactor will use to re-sign the Phoenix3.ipa file so it can be installed on your device.

If you've enabled 2-step authentication on your Apple ID you will need to create an application password at appleid.apple.com to continue.

5. Once Phoenix shows up on your device's home screen you'll need to head to Settings and go to 'General > Device Management' to trust the certificate.

6. Run Phoenix and tap 'Prepare For Jailbreak'. It should re-spring and install Cydia. You're now jailbroken and will just need to run Phoenix again every time you reboot your device.

Phoenix failed a few times for me before jailbreaking successfully. If this happens for you just try again and it should eventually succeed.

Installing OpenSSH

Before you're able to downgrade you'll just need to install one package from Cydia on your device: OpenSSH. This will allow us to install some files to the device from terminal and trigger DFU mode without iTunes.

Once installed you're good to proceed to the next step.

Downgrade to iOS 6

Now your device is jailbroken and OpenSSH is installed it's possible to downgrade to iOS 6. This is only able to be done because Apple are still signing the 6.1.3 OTA update so if they ever decide to stop doing that this process will stop working.

The package used to complete the downgrade is called odysseusOTA and is a collection of command line tools that can be executed from terminal on a Mac or Linux computer.

• You can download odysseusOTA 2.4 here
• You'll also need to download the correct iOS 6.1.3 ISPW of your device.

Note: odysseusOTA currently only includes patched firmware bundles for iPad 2 and iPhone 4.

For the sake of brevity all the steps below are completed on a Mac but will be similar on Linux. You'll just need to use the linux64 directory instead.

1. Unzip odysseusOTA and the IPSW to your desktop. If you wish to copy the commands below you'll also need to rename the IPSW to unpatched.ispw.

2. Open Terminal.app and drag the macos directory within the odysseusOTA folder onto the window.

3. Run the following command to create a patched IPSW that can be flashed.

It's extremely important you do not omit the -bbupdate flag or you will not be able to activate your device with Apple as a baseband will not be included.

If successful a custom.ipsw file will appear in the macos directory.

4. Next, ensure the device you wish to downgrade is connected to your computer and run the following command.

This will download the SHSH blobs required for downgrading.

Step 7 : Run the app and tap on Prepare For Jailbreak.

Step 8 : Wait for it to respring, then launch Cydia from the Home Screen.

Step 9 : Whenever you reboot, open the app again and tap on Kickstart Jailbreak.

Step 10 : Whenever the app expires, install it again with Cydia Impactor.

iOS 9.3.4 Jailbreak

Apple released iOS 9.3.4 by killing iOS 9.3.3 Jailbreak. But finally, a jailbreak tool named Home Depot Jailbreak released with iOS 9.3.4.

Available jailbreak tools for iOS 9.3.4

1.Home Depot Jailbreak

Home Depot is a semi-untethered jailbreak tool for 32-bit devices running on iOS 9.1 - iOS 9.3.4.
So iOS 9.3.4 can be jailbroken using Home Depot jailbreak.

Here is the installation guide of Home Depot Jailbreak.

Step 1 : Download MixtapePlayerRC3.ipa from

http://wall.supplies/MixtapePlayerRC3.ipa

Step 2 : Download the latest version of Cydia Impactor.

Step 3 : Drag and drop the downloaded IPA to Cydia Impactor.

Step 4 : Connect your device to your computer with a cable.

Backup your Device before proceed

Step 5 : Enter Apple ID username and password. Then Home Depot app will install.

Step 6 : After that, you have to make Home Depot developer certification trust. Go to device Settings -> General -> Device Management and trust the developer.

Step 7 : Run the app and tap on the Begin Installation button.

Step 8 : Then Cydia will be installed.

iOS 9.3.3 Jailbreak

A jailbreak tool for iOS 9.3.3 is now available in English Language. They have released the same tool in Chinese language. From that moment of release, people were questioning the English version, since most of the users were not comfortable with Chinese language. Unlike the Chinese version, the English version of iOS 9.3.3 jailbreak tool can be run on all major operating systems, including Windows, OS X, and Linux.

Available jailbreak tools for iOS 9.3.3

1. Home Depot Jailbreak

2. Pangu9 Jailbreak (for iOS 9.2 - iOS 9.3.3)

Pangu9 is a semi-untethered jailbreak tool for iOS 9.2 - iOS 9.3.3 running on 64-bit devices. Pangu9 team first released a Chinese version of pangu9 and then released an English version as a more user-friendly jailbreak tool.
So iOS 9.3.3 can be jailbroken with Pangu9.

Here is the installation guide for the Pangu9 jailbreak for iOS 9.2 - iOS 9.3.3.

Step 1 : Download

https://www.iclarified.com/files/pangu/NvwaStone_1.0.ipa

Step 2 : Download Cydia Impactor.

Step 3 : Drag and drop the Pangu IPA to Cydia Impactor.

Step 4 : Connect your device to your computer with a cable.

Step 5 : Enter Apple ID username and password. Then Pangu app will install.

Step 6 : After that, you have to make the Pangu developer certification trust. Go to device Settings -> General -> Device Management and trust the developer.

Step 7 : Initial d arcade stage 7 aax pc. Run the Pangu App.

Step 8 : Then Cydia will be installed.

iOS 9.3 - iOS 9.3.2 Jailbreak

iOS 9.3, iOS 9.3.1, iOS 9.3.2 jailbreak is available with Cydia. Here are the jailbreak tools possible with iOS 9.3 - iOS 9.3.2.

1. Home Depot Jailbreak
2. Pangu9 Jailbreak

iOS 9.2 - iOS 9.2.1 Jailbreak

Jailbreak for iOS 9.2 and iOS 9.2.1 is available to download with Cydia. You can jailbreak it using the below jailbreak tools.

1. Home Depot Jailbreak
2. Pangu9 Jailbreak

iOS 9.1 Jailbreak

iOS 9.1 can be jailbroken with the Home Depot jailbreak tool. See the above instructions to install Home depot Jailbreak.

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Also, iOS 9 jailbreak is possible with Pangu9 Jailbreak.

Available jailbreak tools for iOS 9.1

1. Home Depot Jailbreak

2. Pangu9 Jailbreak (for iOS 9.0 - iOS 9.1)

Chemdraw crack download. Pangu team released a special untethered jailbreak tool for iOS 9 - iOS 9.1 versions. So iOS 9 can even jailbreak with Pangu9 jailbreak.

This jailbreak tool is available for both Windows and Mac users.

Use below link to download Pangu for Windows.

https://www.iclarified.com/files/pangu/Pangu9_v1.3.0.exe.zip

Use below link to download Pangu for Mac.

https://www.iclarified.com/files/pangu/pangu9_mac_v1.1.0.dmg

Here is the step by step guide to jailbreak iOS 9 - iOS 9.1 using Pangu9.

Step 1 : Turn on Airplane mode your device and turn off the passcode lock

Step 2 : Window users should download the above Pangu9 for Windows version (proceed as Administrator) and Mac users should download the above Pangu9 for Mac version.

Step 3 : Connect the device to the computer using a cable.

Step 4 : Click the Start button

Step 5 : Jailbreak process will start and it will reboot your device.

Step 6 : Turn on the Airplane mode again

Step 7 : Pangu9 has successfully installed and Cydia can be run your device.

iOS 9.0 - iOS 9.0.2 Jailbreak

The oldest iOS 9, iOS 9.0.1, and iOS 9.0.2 are the oldest versions of the iOS 9 range. Pangu9 was released for iOS 9.0 and then it is also available for iOS 9.0.1 and iOS 9.0.2 with Cydia.
So you can use Pangu9 to jailbreak your iOS 9 - iOS 9.0.2 running devices.

Jailbreak Solutions for iOS 9 - iOS 9.3.6

1. TaigOne

TaigOne can be used to install jailbreak tools, jailbreak tweaks, hacked apps, and more even without jailbreaking your iOS 9 - iOS 9.3.6 running device.
Install TaigOne from the below button.

Visit TaigOne Jailbreak page to know more about TaigOne.

2. TweakMo

Install jailbreak apps without jailbreak your iOS 9 - iOS 9.3.6 device with TweakMo. TweakMo offers jailbreak apps, latest tweaks, App store apps, and many more.
There are two ways to install TweakMo.

1. From TaigOne App
2. From TweakMo official website

Visit TweakMo page for more details.

3. Yitiapps

Install paid apps for free with Yitiapps. Yitiapps supported iOS 9 and all the iOS 9.x.x versions. And it is a good solution for iOS 9 jailbreak. You can get iOS paid apps and games free from Yitiapps.
You can have Yitiapps with,

1. Yitiapps's official website
2. TaigOne App

Visit Yitiapps page for more information.

Contents

Introduction

I may be one of the only people left still rocking an iPad 2. The only purpose it has in my life is to consume video through YouTube, Netflix, and Put.io and for that it mostly works fine but at times it is painfully slow on the latest version of iOS it will run — 9.3.5.

It wasn't always slow though. I remember when I first got it and was amazed at how fast it was. Around iOS 7 when transparency, blurring, and all that crud was added was when slow down started to become apparent. With the help of a jailbreak and a command line tool it is however possible to restore an iPad 2 or iPhone 4 to its former glory.

Jailbreak with Phoenix

If you're already jailbroken then you're safe to skip this step. Otherwise this will assume you're on iOS 9.3.5 and a 32-bit device – that is an iPhone 5, iPad 4 or older (you will however only be able to downgrade iPad 2 and iPhone 4 using the process outlined in this article). You'll also need access to a computer for this step.

Mac or PC is fine but keep in mind that to downgrade to iOS 6 you will need a Mac or Linux machine (Windows users may be able to use the Ubuntu shell available on the store or a virtual machine but I've not confirmed that).

1. Download the Phoenix3.ipa file from phoenixpwn.com.

2. Download Cydia Impactor.

3. Open Impactor, drag the Phoenix3.ipa file into the top field and connect your device.

4. You'll need to enter your Apple credentials that Impactor will use to re-sign the Phoenix3.ipa file so it can be installed on your device.

If you've enabled 2-step authentication on your Apple ID you will need to create an application password at appleid.apple.com to continue.

5. Once Phoenix shows up on your device's home screen you'll need to head to Settings and go to 'General > Device Management' to trust the certificate.

6. Run Phoenix and tap 'Prepare For Jailbreak'. It should re-spring and install Cydia. You're now jailbroken and will just need to run Phoenix again every time you reboot your device.

Phoenix failed a few times for me before jailbreaking successfully. If this happens for you just try again and it should eventually succeed.

Installing OpenSSH

Before you're able to downgrade you'll just need to install one package from Cydia on your device: OpenSSH. This will allow us to install some files to the device from terminal and trigger DFU mode without iTunes.

Once installed you're good to proceed to the next step.

Downgrade to iOS 6

Now your device is jailbroken and OpenSSH is installed it's possible to downgrade to iOS 6. This is only able to be done because Apple are still signing the 6.1.3 OTA update so if they ever decide to stop doing that this process will stop working.

The package used to complete the downgrade is called odysseusOTA and is a collection of command line tools that can be executed from terminal on a Mac or Linux computer.

• You can download odysseusOTA 2.4 here
• You'll also need to download the correct iOS 6.1.3 ISPW of your device.

Note: odysseusOTA currently only includes patched firmware bundles for iPad 2 and iPhone 4.

For the sake of brevity all the steps below are completed on a Mac but will be similar on Linux. You'll just need to use the linux64 directory instead.

1. Unzip odysseusOTA and the IPSW to your desktop. If you wish to copy the commands below you'll also need to rename the IPSW to unpatched.ispw.

2. Open Terminal.app and drag the macos directory within the odysseusOTA folder onto the window.

3. Run the following command to create a patched IPSW that can be flashed.

It's extremely important you do not omit the -bbupdate flag or you will not be able to activate your device with Apple as a baseband will not be included.

If successful a custom.ipsw file will appear in the macos directory.

4. Next, ensure the device you wish to downgrade is connected to your computer and run the following command.

This will download the SHSH blobs required for downgrading.

5. Now you'll be able to run the following.

This generates a modified iBSS that will be installed to the device to allow it to be put in a modified DFU state.

6. It's now time to copy files over to your device. Take a note of your IP address from the WiFi settings on your iPhone or iPad.

If you're requested to accepted an RSA fingerprint type yes and hit enter.

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The default password for the OpenSSH packaged is alpine so if you haven't changed it that's what it'll be.

7. With the custom kloader and iBSS on your device you'll now need to SSH in execute the kloader to put it into a DFU state. Use the following to connect to your device.

And with your device still connected to your computer run the command below.

This should make your device's screen go black while it puts it into DFU mode and the message 'Magic happening now. (attempted!)' should appear in your terminal.

8. Open a new tab in Terminal and close the one running SSH to disconnect. Still within the macos folder the following command will start the restore process.

If a device is found in DFU mode (which it should) then it should start restoring. Leave it connected to your computer as it flashes the firmware, baseband, and sends iOS 6 to your device.

Once Terminal says the following you should be good to disconnect.

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iOS 6 will continue to install and when rebooted it will walk you through the setup process. Be careful not to restore from backup and to dismiss any requests to update to iOS 8.

That's it! You're all downgraded and your old iPad or iPhone should feel faster and restored to its former glory.