Downgrade Your iOS Device: A Step-by-Step Guide

Before you start downgrading your iOS device, make sure you've backed up any critical files, such as photos and videos. This process cannot be undone once it has begun.

To begin, you'll need to put your iPhone into Recovery Mode. To do this:

* For iPhone 6s or older, iPhone SE (original) or iPod Touch: Press and hold the Home and Top buttons until the 'Connect to iTunes' screen appears.

* For iPhone 7/7 Plus: Press and hold the Side and Volume Down buttons until the 'Connect to iTunes' screen appears.

* For iPhone 8 or newer, including iOS 12: Press and release the Volume Up button, press and release the Volume Down button, then press and hold the Side button until the 'Connect to iTunes' screen appears.

Once your device is in Recovery Mode, you'll need to connect it to your Mac or PC. Open iTunes and navigate to the General tab (in Finder) or Settings > Summary (in iTunes). You should see a window with information about your iPhone.

Next, look for the small iPhone icon in the toolbar near the top of the iTunes window and click on it. From here, you can select 'Restore' and follow the prompts to downgrade your iOS device.

It's essential to note that downgrading your iOS device will erase all data from the device. Before proceeding, ensure you've backed up any critical files and are prepared for the potential loss of data.

Finally, after downloading the version of iOS you need, get your device ready for the downgrade by following these steps:

* Hold down Shift (PC) or Option (Mac) and click the Restore button.

* In newer versions of macOS, find your phone in the Finder.

* Once your device boots into Recovery Mode, iTunes should open automatically on your computer and prompt you to begin the downgrade process.

By following these steps carefully, you can successfully downgrade your iOS device. Remember to always back up your data before making any significant changes to your device.

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