Frequently asked questions
Questions about this software: free, safe, Windows 11, antivirus, flash data, and platforms.
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Yes. Catalogs list a free proprietary license. You do not pay to install the posted Windows, Mac, or Linux clients.
Retain Data is meant to keep user files. Deep Clean and some Pro Flash modes wipe the device. Reviewers still report data loss. Make a backup first. See the backup guide.
One Softonic reviewer said it restored a disabled iPad when other paths failed. That is one account, not a guarantee. Disabled devices and Apple ID Lock are different problems.
Use a known installer and compare published hashes. A 9.08.006 file was marked Clean on a catalog VirusTotal pass dated 28 Aug 2026. The program is not open source, so you are trusting a closed binary.
Drivers, USB control, and firmware writers look like risky software to heuristic engines. Confirm the file and hash, then allow that installer. Full steps are in the antivirus guide.
No. Listings mark it proprietary. Transparency here means version dates, file names, and the SHA256 values catalogs have published, not source code.
Yes. The developer documents Windows 11 Scale set to 100% when the window is cut off. Catalogs also list Windows 7 through 11.
Yes on the current developer panel: macOS V9.07 (Intel and Apple Silicon, 19 Sep 2026) and Linux V9.02 deb/rpm (19 Aug 2026). Older help pages that said “no Mac version” are out of date. Get packages on the download desk.
No. Use it on devices you own or are hired to service. Do not bypass another person’s Apple ID Lock. Full wording is on trust and security.
It can. Softonic notes that unofficial apps and appearance changes may void warranties and weaken device security. Treat Jailbreak as an advanced, optional tool on hardware you own.