The process under consideration involves modifying the operating system of a specific Apple tablet, the iPad 4, which is running iOS version 10.3.4, utilizing a computer with a Windows operating system. This modification bypasses the restrictions imposed by the manufacturer, granting the user elevated privileges within the device’s software. An example would be installing applications not available through the official App Store.
This type of system modification can provide users with expanded functionality and customization options beyond the standard features offered by the device manufacturer. Historically, such modifications have been sought after by users seeking greater control over their devices, access to unsupported features, or the ability to remove pre-installed software. However, it is important to acknowledge the potential risks associated with these modifications, including security vulnerabilities and potential device instability.