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turdus merula

Experience your legacy devices like never before.

Latest Release

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Download for macOS
Arch OS Download
x84_64, arm64 macOS 10.12 or later .tar
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v1.0.4 2025/04/17
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Download for iOS
Arch OS Jailbreak Download
arm64 iOS 14 or later rootful .deb
iOS 15 or later rootless .deb
Repository links Sileo Zebra
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v1.0.4 2025/04/17
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Changelog

Known Issues

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What is turdus merula?
A: turdus merula is a tool that allows you to downgrade your iOS device to any version you want, tethered or untethered (SHSH blobs required for untethered downgrades).

Q: SHSH what?
A: SHSH blobs are files dumped from Apple's server during the time when a specific iOS version is signed, usually only when that version is the latest. They are required for untethered downgrades and cannot be fabricated.

Q: Tethered? Untethered?
A: Tethered downgrades require you to connect your device to a computer every time you want to boot it, but don't require SHSH blobs. Untethered downgrades act like normal, no computer required after the downgrade, but require SHSH blobs.

Q: What devices are supported?
A: A9-A10X devices running any iOS/iPadOS version are supported. A11 and later devices are not supported, A7 & A8 devices or tvOS might be supported in the future.

Q: What iOS versions are supported?
A: Any iOS version that the supported devices ever ran are supported. You can finally restore back to iOS 9 😇
Note that tethered downgrades might have a more limitated range of supported versions.

Q: How does this differ from futurerestore?
A: futurerestore needs a compatible SEP to work, limiting what iOS versions you can downgrade to, turdus merula doesn't, and thus supports all iOS versions.

Q: Will turdus merula ever be open-source?
A: An open-source version of turdus merula is planned for the future, but it isn't the priority right now. The current focus is on making the tool as stable and reliable as possible, improving the program and fixing bugs.

Q: Found an issue?
A: Report it here: GitHub Bug Tracker

Q: Is there any guide?
>> Untethered Downgrade Guide
>> Tethered Downgrade Guide

Credits

Made by

Clarity Clarity
kok3shidoll kok3shidoll
Mineek Mineek

Thanks to

Alfie Alfie CG
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Cryptic Cryptic
littlelailo littlelailo
nickchan Nick Chan
Siguza Siguza
staturnzz staturnzz
tihmstar tihmstar
windknown windknown
xerub xerub
checkra1n checkra1n team
libimobiledevice libimobiledevice