About a week ago I purchased an iPhone development license and installed the new 2.0 firmware beta on my iPhone. Since then my iPhone has been crashing like made, but I figured I was at Apple's whim. However, things got worse. At approximately 3 am today, my iPhone showed the "pink screen of death," meaning i needed to reactivate my iPhone. Yet, XCode told me the 2.0 firmware was out of date, and Apple has yet to release a new firmware.
Think about that.
Apparently, every iPhone developer has a bricked iPhone (potentially iPod Touch developers as well) until Apple pushes a new beta. There was no warning. In my opinion, this is not excusable, especially considering the horrid stability of the last version.
So what did I do? I managed to circumvent Apple and downgraded back to 1.1.4 using Liberty+. Now I'm going to do what I should have done and wait until the absolute last second to upgrade my iPhone for dev purposes.
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Same here. This is unacceptable behavior by apple. There is no notification of any sort
Interesting to know.
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