Yesterday, Apple quietly released the new iOS 9.2.1 for all supported models of iPhone, iPad and iPod touch, new version brings performance improvements and bug fixes, but the Battery Percentage frozen still occur even if the user to upgrade their devices to iOS 9.2.1.
More pertinently, affected users claim the problem has lasted for months with a major thread in Apple’s own Support Communities forum reporting it has existed since iOS 9.0 was released in mid-September. In fact users on the thread claim Apple has been privately acknowledging the flaw since then and even pledged a fix would appear in iOS 9.0.2 which was released on 30 September.
If you want to upgrade your device to the latest firmware, and fix other bugs, then you can download the firmware update through OTA, as well as directly download the official IPSW provided below for an iTunes restore, just click on your device’s name to download the update.
Download iOS 9.2.1 Ipsw
iPhone
- iPhone 6s
- iPhone 6s Plus
- iPhone 6
- iPhone 6 Plus
- iPhone 5s (CDMA)
- iPhone 5s (GSM)
- iPhone 5 (CDMA)
- iPhone 5 (GSM)
- iPhone 5c (CDMA)
- iPhone 5c (GSM)
- iPhone 4s
iPad
- iPad Pro
- iPad Pro (Cellular)
- iPad Air 2 (6th gen)
- iPad Air 2 (6th gen Cellular)
- iPad Air (5th gen Cellular)
- iPad Air (5th gen)
- iPad Air (5th gen China model 4,3)
- iPad 4 (CDMA)
- iPad 4 (GSM)
- iPad 4
- iPad Mini (CDMA)
- iPad Mini (GSM)
- iPad Mini (2,5)
- iPad Mini 2 (Cellular)
- iPad Mini 2 (4,4)
- iPad Mini 2 (China)
- iPad Mini 3 (China)
- iPad Mini 3 (4,7)
- iPad Mini 3 (Cellular)
- iPad Mini 4 (5,3)
- iPad Mini 4 (Cellular)
- iPad 3 Wi-Fi (3rd gen)
- iPad 3 (Cellular GSM)
- iPad 3 (Cellular CDMA)
- iPad 2 Wi-Fi (2,4)
- iPad 2 Wi-Fi (2,1)
- iPad 2 (GSM)
- iPad 2 (CDMA)
iPod Touch
This is the security content of iOS 9.2.1, to learn about other security updates, see Apple security updates.
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