Apple has released an updated version
of iOS 9.2.1 to fix the “Error 53” issue
which was faced by many users. The “Error
53” could brick the device and make it useless. This problem was mainly
caused by an unauthorized Touch ID sensor replacement.
of iOS 9.2.1 to fix the “Error 53” issue
which was faced by many users. The “Error
53” could brick the device and make it useless. This problem was mainly
caused by an unauthorized Touch ID sensor replacement.
The previous version of iOS 9.2.1 came
with the build number 13D15 whereas the new iOS 9.2.1 came with the build
number 13D20. There is no any extra features on this iOS except the “Error 53” bug fixes.
with the build number 13D15 whereas the new iOS 9.2.1 came with the build
number 13D20. There is no any extra features on this iOS except the “Error 53” bug fixes.
Now the users can restore their device
using iTunes if they’ve bricked their device by an unauthorized TouchID replacement. The new updated
version of iOS 9.2.1 is not available on OTA (over the air). That means you
need to manually update your device via iTunes using your PC.
using iTunes if they’ve bricked their device by an unauthorized TouchID replacement. The new updated
version of iOS 9.2.1 is not available on OTA (over the air). That means you
need to manually update your device via iTunes using your PC.
Although it will fix the “Error 53” issue but there is a biggest
drawback that you will ever like. If you have an “Error 53” issue, your device will get a life by this new update
again. But you will never be able to use your TouchID to unlock your device,
downloading apps etc. Your home button will work but not the Touch ID censor
which is a big thing to worry about. But you can still use a passcode to unlock
your device and install the app by manually entering the Apple ID password. You
will need to replace your Touch ID censor from an authorized Apple care in-order
make your TouchID work again.
drawback that you will ever like. If you have an “Error 53” issue, your device will get a life by this new update
again. But you will never be able to use your TouchID to unlock your device,
downloading apps etc. Your home button will work but not the Touch ID censor
which is a big thing to worry about. But you can still use a passcode to unlock
your device and install the app by manually entering the Apple ID password. You
will need to replace your Touch ID censor from an authorized Apple care in-order
make your TouchID work again.
The new iOS 9.2.1 is available for
following devices running 64 bit processor.
following devices running 64 bit processor.
§ iPhone 6 Plus (iPhone7,1)
§ iPhone 6 (iPhone7,2)
§ iPhone 6s (iPhone8,1)
§ iPhone 6s Plus (iPhone8,2)
§ iPad mini 3 (Wi-Fi) (iPad4,7)
§ iPad mini 3 (Cellular) (iPad4,8)
§ iPad mini 3 (China) (iPad4,9)
§ iPad mini 4 (Wi-Fi) (iPad5,1)
§ iPad mini 4 (Cellular) (iPad5,2)
§ iPad Air 2 (Wi-Fi) (iPad5,3)
§ iPad Air 2 (Cellular) (iPad5,4)
§ iPad Pro (iPad6,7)
§ iPad Pro (Cellular) (iPad6,8)
