Apple's servers have stopped signing iOS 15.0.2, a version that you can no longer install on your device if you are experiencing some kind of problem with iOS 15.1. It is Spanish means that if Apple stops signing an iOS version, such as iOS 15.0.2, you can never activate your device even if you install that version of iOS over and over again.
A month ago, Apple stopped signing the first version of iOS 15 and in mid-October it did the same with the first iOS update, iOS 15.0.1. With the release of iOS 15.1 last week, it was a matter of time before Apple stopped signing iOS 15.0.2.
iOS 15.0.1 was the first update that iOS 15 received to fix the problem of some iPhone 13 devices at the time of be unlocked through Apple Watch when users use the mask.
On October 11, iOS 15.0.2 was released, a version that fixed a problem with AirTags that were not showing up on the Search tab. It also fixes the MagSafe wallet issue that could not connect to the Apple Search network and a problem with the CarPlay that did not allow to open audio applications or disconnect during playback.
With iOS 15.1, Apple activated the SharePlay function in FaceTime, a feature that allows users to access music and videos in sync, introduced the cCode ProRes on iPhone 13 Pro and iPhone 13 Pro Max and added a switch to enable or disable the macro photography.
If you want to know all the news that came from the hand of iOS 15.1, you can come with this article, where you will also find the news that iPadOS 15.
