The post likely performed well due to its niche appeal to a specific audience interested in older iPhone models, jailbreaking, and technical troubleshooting. The clear presentation of a common problem and a potential solution, combined with relevant hashtags, would have driven engagement within that community.
Summary
This photo post showcases various iPhone 6s models running iOS 9, highlighting an activation error issue that affects devices with specific chipsets. It suggests a potential workaround using SSH and a RAM disk.
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Original caption
the iPhone 6s, iPhone 6s+, iPhone SE and the iPad 5. Most of these devices can’t activate on iOS 9 due to some issue accessing the activation server. Most devices that have this issue are the ones who have the chipset made by TSMC instead of Samsung. #apple #iphone #iphone6 #iphone6s #iphonese #ipad #ipad5 #ios #ios9 #activation #activationlock #activationerror #phone #old #legacy #jailbreak #activationtickets #ssh #sshramdisk
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