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how to get ios 13 on iPhone 6s & 6s Plus

 

how to get ios 13 on iPhone 6s & 6s Plus


how to get ios 13 on iPhone 6s & 6s Plus so you've got a shiny new iPhone 6s or 6s Plus, but aren't too keen on the fancy 3D Touch feature? well, don't worry - there's still hope. becoming an expert hacker certainly isn't for everyone, though it certainly helps to have some knowledge of app development, debugging, and programming. if that doesn't scare you off then read on!

Foreword: before proceeding with this tutorial at all please note that this will very likely void your warranty. if something goes wrong during the course of this article just know that I'm not responsible for any damage done to your device, so proceed at your own risk! disclaimer aside let's start!

# 1) download required tools

requires a PC running windows with 64-bit architecture

download Xcode 7.1  (this is the only version capable of building iOS 13 apps on iOS 12)

2) extract ios13.zip & install dependencies

how to get ios 13 on iPhone 6s & 6s Plus


unzipping will produce 2 new folders inside, 'ios' & 'xcpretty', both are needed for this tutorial to work

Copy these files into C:\XCODE\ in your PC (xcpretty folder will be used by xcode during compiling so place it in the same directory as well)

 3) download required tools 

(xctool & osx_deploy_tool) download xctool  & osx_deploy_tool from here and put them in C:\XCODE\

 4) create a new Xcode project

start xcode and create a new single view application (don't use any storyboards to avoid unnecessary errors during compiling)

 5) open the target build settings & set SDK as iOS 13

open up your present app's 'target' settings, go to 'General', scroll all the way down till you find the section named "Embedded Binaries" then click on "+", select ios13.dylib from wherever you saved it earlier, then click "add".  now that you've added ios13.dylib into your app's embedded binaries make sure the "Platform" setting is iOS 13.0 

6) edit info.plist file

in order for this app to run successfully on iOS 13 you need to make some edits to your info.plist file, open it up using any text editor then edit the following lines accordingly

App Transport Security Settings - this should be set as 'Allow Arbitrary Loads' due to ios13 not allowing applications with default ATS settings enabled

iOS Deployment Target - this should be set as iOS 13.0

 7) compile & build

 Once everything is done and ready just hit "play" and wait for xcode to finish compiling (it shouldn't take too long). if something goes wrong or you get an error just look up the problem & solution online, try again and keep repeating until you finally succeed! that all! enjoy iOS 13 on your iDevice!

Found a solution for people with low Ram/32 Bit devices, just add the following lines to your info.plist file

App supported devices - iPhone 5s or later 

8) update your device 

with ios13.ipa once everything is successfully compiled head on over to your device and open up the application (it should be located inside /private/var/mobile/containers/Bundle/) then make sure you trust it before installing. if everything was done correctly you should now have iOS 13 installed!

 9) enjoy iOS 13!

Well, guys, that's how easy it is to get iOS 13, iOS 12.4 or any other future iOS versions on your device. once again I can't stress enough that you do this at your own risk & it's only for testing purposes only (do not install this on your beta device or main phone). I hope you guys found that useful and if you have any questions feel free to comment below. ## edit: I've added a video tutorial as well!

video tutorial: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O4LlrkGgHlQ

thank you guys, hope it helped!


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