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Many users report that after running the tool (even if it fails), their Chrome/Edge browser gets redirected to ad-filled pages or fake "Your iPhone is infected" alerts.

Once downloaded, check the file’s MD5 or SHA-256 hash. The fixed version’s hash is often shared in community posts. Example verification command in Windows PowerShell: iremove tools 125exe download fixed

| Tool Name | iPhone Models | iOS Support | Price | Success Rate | | :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- | | | 5s – 14 Pro Max | iOS 12 – 17.5 | $29.99 | 98% | | Tenorshare 4uKey | 5s – 15 | iOS 12 – 18 | $49.95 | 85% | | Open my iRemove (offline) | A7 – A11 only | iOS 15.8.2 or lower | Free (community) | 70% | Many users report that after running the tool

: Bypassing Activation Lock screens without the original Apple ID or password. Device Compatibility Example verification command in Windows PowerShell: | Tool

Obtain the latest setup file from the official site. While the specific filename "1.2.5.exe" may appear in older tutorials, the current official tool (often version 8.x) contains all previous fixes for older iOS versions.