Why it worked
The video likely resonated with viewers interested in older iOS versions or iPhone customization, tapping into nostalgia or a desire for specific functionalities associated with older software. The visual of a cracked screen and the process of flashing the device creates intrigue.
Summary
The video shows a cracked iPhone screen displaying its iOS version as 9.2. It then transitions to a computer screen showing software that appears to be flashing the iPhone, with a progress bar indicating "Requesting SHSH" at 9%. Finally, it shows the iPhone's setup screen, indicating a successful restore or update.
Structure
- 1Showing iPhone's iOS 9.2 version on a cracked screen
- 2Displaying software flashing the iPhone
- 3Showing the iPhone setup screen
Product placement
The video shows an iPhone running iOS 9.2, and then uses software (likely a jailbreaking or firmware flashing tool) to update or restore the iPhone. The specific software used is not explicitly named but is implied to be a tool for managing iPhone firmware.
On-screen text
sorry iOS 9 I wanted more support 🥺
Name
About
iPhone
Network
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Songs
0
Videos
8
Photos
26.2 GB
Capacity
25.4 GB
Available
Version
9.2 (13C75)
Carrier
Not Available
Model
MN392LL/A
Serial Number
F2LXN3LJHFM3
Wi-Fi Address
48:A9:1C:55:1C:87
Bluetooth
18:A9:1C:4F:22:C6
Easy Flash Reminder
A good connection between iDevice and PC could improve the flashing success rate, so please use a genuine USB cable.
iDevice Type: iPhone 6S Plus (iPhone8,2)
Firmware version:9.2 upgrade to 15.8.7
Firmware: iPhone_5.5_15.6.7_19H11_Restore.ipsw
Jailbroken: No
Back Up Now: No (Back Up Now is supported to do a all-data backup before the flash)
Draws are supported to do a all-data backup before the flash
Flash mode: Retain User's Data
(Data may not be retained with passcode while flashing)
Only battery health during Flash
Only battery health during Flash
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