Cupertino servers just let both iOS 14.1 and iPadOS 14.1 sign, a week after the release of the final version of iOS 14.2, in this way, all users who were experiencing some kind of problem with iOS 14.2 can no longer downgrade to the previous version. Fortunately, this version has not had major functional problems.
iOS 14.1 and iPadOS 14.1 were the last versions of iOS 14 that Apple continued to sign today, a version that Apple released on October 13. iOS 14.2 was officially released in its final version on November 5, adding new emojis, integrating Shazam in the Control Center as well as solving different bugs.
If you have not yet updated to iOS 14.2 and you are still on this version that Apple has stopped signing, you can continue using it without any problem Although it is always advisable to update as soon as possible to the new updates that Apple launches on the market, since they only add new functions and performance improvements, but also solve security problems that are not always made public, especially if it has been their own. company who has found them, since if Google's Project Zero does, they indicate it in the update notes.
If you are running iOS 14.2 and you are experiencing a problem with operation or performance, by not being able to return to iOS 14.1, the only thing you can do is wait for Apple to release the next update, iOS 14.3, an update that is currently in beta, so it will still take a few weeks to reach all supported devices.
One of the main novelties that iOS 14.3 offers us is the support for the ProRAW format of the new iPhones and Safari support for Luna, Amazon's streaming video game service, which is scheduled to launch before the end of the year, a service that will work from day one on all iOS devices.
