If you’re still on iOS 26.x or earlier and undecided about iOS 27.0.1, you can… · @qwerty__cs · TwKit

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If you’re still on iOS 26.x or earlier and undecided about iOS 27.0.1, you can hold off for now. The DelayOTA window for iOS 27.0.1 is expected to close on January 24, 2027. Turn off automatic updates and stay on your current version while you decide. If your iPhone supports iOS 27, you can use DelayOTA to update specifically to 27.0.1 before that window closes. Check the live DelayOTA page for the exact cutoff in your time zone, and don’t leave it until the last minute. When you’re ready to update, follow these three steps. The Cowabunga Lite method below applies to devices running iOS 15–26.x and requires a Mac or Windows PC. 1. Enable supervision Back up your iPhone, temporarily turn off Find My iPhone, and connect it to your computer. Tap “Trust” on your iPhone when prompted. Download Cowabunga Lite: https://cowabun.ga/ Open Cowabunga Lite → Setup Options → check “Enable Supervision” → Apply / Apply Changes. After the reboot, check for the supervision notice at the top of Settings. If you see “iPhone Partially Set Up,” choose “Continue with Partial Setup.” On the data transfer screen, choose “Do Not Transfer Apps and Data.” 2. Install the DelayOTA profile On the day you plan to update, open this page in Safari on your iPhone: https://dhinakg.github.io/delayed-otas.html Find iOS 27.0.1 under the correct device category and download the profile. Remove any old OTA-blocking or DelayOTA profiles first. Go to Settings → General → VPN & Device Management, install the downloaded profile, then restart your iPhone. 3. Verify the version and install Connect to Wi-Fi and plug your iPhone into power. Turn off “Beta Updates” if that option is available. Go to Settings → General → Software Update. Make sure the update shown is iOS 27.0.1 before tapping “Download and Install.” If another version appears, check the supervision status and installed profile first. Once the update is complete, remove the DelayOTA profile, turn Find My back on, and keep automatic iOS updates disabled.

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