Version
2026.09.02.0
UnlockTool v2026.09.02.0 was published on 2 September 2026 with an Apple A12/A13 one-click Bypass Hello fix for the listed devices.
UnlockTool v2026.09.02.0 release details: Apple A12/A13 one-click Bypass Hello fix, listed iPhone/iPad models, hash and resources.
UnlockTool v2026.09.02.0 was published on 2 September 2026. The release lists hash bfca7b0edb6c6f692a667f39158d750b and reports a one-click A12/A13 Bypass Hello fix for iPhone 11, 11 Pro, 11 Pro Max, SE 2020, XS, XR, XS Max, iPad Air 3, iPad mini 5 and iPad 8. These are dated release notes; verify the exact current device state, firmware/security level and required workflow before service.
Key details for UnlockTool v2026.09.02.0.
2026.09.02.0
Sept. 2, 2026, 3:12 p.m.
bfca7b0edb6c6f692a667f39158d750b
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The release record labels this value as “Hash” but does not identify the hash algorithm, so no algorithm is inferred.
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Open guide ↗Treat the release as historical evidence and re-check the live model/operation state before service.
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Compare the current supported-model database and any newer developer notice.
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The release notes report “FIXED BYPASS HELLO A12/A13 ONE-CLICK” and list iPhone 11, 11 Pro, 11 Pro Max, SE 2020, XS, XR, XS Max, iPad Air 3, iPad mini 5 and iPad 8.
The release lists bfca7b0edb6c6f692a667f39158d750b under the label “Hash”. The hash algorithm is not specified.
No. Verify the exact current model, firmware/security state, loader/server availability and requested operation before service.