frostt wrote ahahahhahah wow didnt know someone was this dumb

you can NOT brick your phone by updating ever!
bricking you ipod is almost impossible it requires you to have a f***ed up ipsw which apple checks over and over to make sure its fine

now downloading from a 3rd party site may brick it as people can delete files that you need such as the restoring file or an apple license which is your own fault for tryin to act cool with ios 6

so please leave these forums and go post stuff on mw or whatever as you have no idea what bricking a phone truly means...

p.s. ios 6 is beta which means they are making it perfect.. developers need the newest ios to keep updating which mean they will not release something to developers that would brick their device.

Nobody here is dumb. Even though you are right about bricking, You shouldn't be disrespecting any members here on ttg. Some people dont know a lot about apple devices and why there is certain problems. You are not the one to be telling people to leave these forums.

Just help other members and try to understand what they are thinking so you can help them out. :|

I have known this all along, thats why i will not be updating my iDevice.

iPwned wrote

xSavag3NinjAx wrote

iPwned wrote Well yes and no, if you already have ios 6 beta on your idevice, your fine and you shouldn't need to worry about bricking. This beta will stay on your device until you upgrade or downgrade. The reason why we can install ios 6 beta without a UDID is because there is a glitch allowing us to do so. In the future if you try to do this with a beta, you will need a UDID.

So if you want ios 6 early install the beta now. Because in the future you wont have a early access without a UDID.

no you are wrong once beta two is out beta 1 will become disable on every I device that has it unless updated to beta2 so your device not work at all when beta two comes out

Where did you read this, this is new to me....

Apple cant do that, once the firmware is installed on a device it cant be removed and corrupt peoples devices.

it is correct that apple have always built in a time limit to betas and they can corrupt peoples devices as they shouldn't be using it, if you have your UDID registered you would update and it wouldn't be a problem but if you used a glitch that is fixed in the next beta then that isn't apples fault.