Are you facing issues with your iPhone boot looping after updating to iOS 17.3 beta 2? You might be able to recover it back with all of your data intact!
What you'll need:
1. A Mac or a PC. If you're on a Mac, go to Settings>Privacy and under security you'll find an option for "Allow Accessories to connect". Just make sure to set it to Always or Ask for New Accessories.
2. Go to and download the iOS 17.3 Beta 1 Restore image for your iPhone. Sign in with your Apple ID if it asks.
Make sure to follow these steps to fix it with all of your data:
1. Place your iPhone in Recovery Mode whilst it's connected to your Mac/PC. It will open the Finder on Mac or iTunes on Windows.
2. Once you're connected, it might prompt you with a popup to update or restore, press cancel on that.
3. Instead, on the main "iPhone" section, press the option key on Mac or Shift Key on Windows whilst clicking on the Update Button to select the downloaded ipsw file. Do not click on Restore -- as it will delete all of your data.
4. After its done, your iPhone will turn on and if this method worked - you'll be greeted with a "Swipe up to Recover" screen and it will take some time while its "Attempting Data Recovery".
Your iPhone should work as normal after that. There are still chances that the data will be lost though.developer.apple.com/download/#ios-…
What you'll need:
1. A Mac or a PC. If you're on a Mac, go to Settings>Privacy and under security you'll find an option for "Allow Accessories to connect". Just make sure to set it to Always or Ask for New Accessories.
2. Go to and download the iOS 17.3 Beta 1 Restore image for your iPhone. Sign in with your Apple ID if it asks.
Make sure to follow these steps to fix it with all of your data:
1. Place your iPhone in Recovery Mode whilst it's connected to your Mac/PC. It will open the Finder on Mac or iTunes on Windows.
2. Once you're connected, it might prompt you with a popup to update or restore, press cancel on that.
3. Instead, on the main "iPhone" section, press the option key on Mac or Shift Key on Windows whilst clicking on the Update Button to select the downloaded ipsw file. Do not click on Restore -- as it will delete all of your data.
4. After its done, your iPhone will turn on and if this method worked - you'll be greeted with a "Swipe up to Recover" screen and it will take some time while its "Attempting Data Recovery".
Your iPhone should work as normal after that. There are still chances that the data will be lost though.developer.apple.com/download/#ios-…
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