When I first talked about SAM, I told you that this solution takes advantage of a vulnerability in the Apple servers that activate iPhones and that it can only be applied by new users for a short period of time. Well, it seems that Apple has started to solve the problems on the basis of which this decoding was done, MuscleNerd stating this on his Twitter account. As soon as Apple resolves the vulnerability that allowed users to decode their terminals, no new iPhone will be able to be decoded, but those who have already decoded their terminals and saved the decoding will be able to restore it without problems.
Basically, Apple will block the possibility of users to make new decodings, but the existing decodings will be able to be redone without problems for an indefinite period of time. MuscleNerd says that in the next few hours attempts to decode an iPhone using SAM will most likely fail, so if you try to do the decoding now you know what to expect. If you still managed to do the decoding, then you have to save it to be able to use it again here si here I explained how to do this.
