Apple has officially stopped signing iOS 26.1, meaning iPhone users can no longer downgrade to this version via Finder or the Apple Devices app on Windows. iOS 26.2 is now the minimum signed version, while the first beta of iOS 26.3 has already been released to testers.
Latest Software Changes
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iOS 26.2 Updates: Released last week, this build introduced a Liquid Glass slider for granular control over the Lock Screen clock’s transparency, allowing for a more readable or “frosted” look. It also added offline lyrics in Apple Music for downloaded tracks.
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iOS 26.3 Beta: The newest beta includes a native Transfer to Android tool for easier platform switching and support for notification forwarding to non-Apple smartwatches in the EU.
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Security Updates: iOS 26.2 includes critical patches for WebKit vulnerabilities that Apple noted may have been actively exploited.
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