HELLO Bypass for iPhone & iPad with USBLiter8

Hello Screen Bypass with USBLiter8

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Bypass the Hello Lock Screen on supported A12 and A13 iPhone and iPad models (No Signal option) on iOS 18.x–26.x. Compatible devices include iPhone XR, XS, XS Max, iPhone 11 series, iPhone SE (2nd gen), and select iPad models using a Raspberry Pi Pico module and USBLiter8. Complete the process using iRemove Software.

  • Supported iOS Firmware:
    • iOS 18.x.x - iOS 26.x.x
    • The device must be on the Hello screen
  • Additional Equipment Required:
    • This service cannot be completed using the iRemove software alone. You will also need a compatible Raspberry Pi Pico module, the required USB data cables, and physical access to the device.
Technical Breakdown

What Is the USBLiter8 Exploit & How It Powers A12–A13 Hello Screen Bypass

USBLiter8 is a hardware-level SecureROM (BootROM) exploit tailored for supported Apple devices running on A12 Bionic and A13 Bionic chipsets. By leveraging low-level hardware communication via USB, it allows users to bypass the Hello activation lock screen and restore Wi-Fi device access.

Hardware Requirements & Execution via Raspberry Pi Pico

Because USBLiter8 interacts directly with the pre-boot ROM environment, the process requires physical access to the target device, entry into DFU (Device Firmware Upgrade) mode, and an external Raspberry Pi Pico board based on the RP2350 microcontroller. The RP2350 module delivers precise USB timing pulses necessary to trigger the hardware vulnerability before the device's standard security checks engage.

Select the correct RP2350 module model

How Pwned DFU Enables iRemove Software Operations

The exploit runs prior to the initialization of iOS and Apple’s cryptographically signed secure boot chain, safely placing the hardware into a modified 'Pwned DFU' state. Once this low-level state is active, iRemove Software communicates directly with the device to execute authorized service operations, successfully completing the Hello Screen bypass in No Signal (Wi-Fi only) mode.

Key Advantages of Hardware-Level Bypass

  • Broad iOS Compatibility: Works across supported iOS versions on A12 and A13 devices because SecureROM code is permanent and unpatchable via standard software updates.
  • Stable Local Execution: Relies on dedicated USB controllers (RP2350) for reliable payload deployment and immediate activation.
  • Full Wi-Fi Functionality: Restores complete access to apps, media, and internet browsing in standalone Wi-Fi mode.

System & Hardware Requirements for USBLiter8 Bypass

Before starting the Hello Screen bypass process with iRemove Software, ensure your setup meets the following criteria:

  • Activation Lock Status: The iPhone or iPad must be in an unactivated state displaying the initial Hello Screen.
  • Supported OS: Target device must run a compatible firmware release (iOS 18.x – 26.x / iPadOS 18.x – 26.x).
  • External Microcontroller: A programmed Raspberry Pi Pico (RP2350-based) board is required for payload delivery.
  • Device State: The target device must be successfully placed into DFU (Device Firmware Upgrade) Mode.
  • Physical Connection: Direct physical access and a stable USB/Lightning connection to your computer are mandatory.

Technical Role: USBLiter8 establishes the low-level hardware communication bridge, enabling iRemove Software to interface with A12/A13 hardware in DFU mode and execute the No Signal bypass procedure.

IMPORTANT NOTE:

This USBLiter8 service operates strictly in No Signal mode (Wi-Fi only) and is designed specifically for compatible A12–A13 devices.


Device not in the list? If your iPhone or iPad model is not supported by this USBLiter8 tool, you can use the standard iRemove iCloud Activation Lock Bypass Software . It supports any compatible iPhone and iPad model running up to iOS / iPadOS 26.1, delivering a fast, 1-click bypass solution to regain access to your device, App Store, and Apple services.

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Supported iPhone and iPad Models & Service Pricing

Find your supported iPhone or iPad model and view the current bypass service price. Get instant delivery, secure activation, and support for compatible A12 and A13 devices.

Pricing
Model Service Name Price Model Service Name Price
iPhone11,2 iPhone XS $35 iPhone11,8 iPhone XR $35
iPhone11,4 / 11,6 iPhone XS Max $35 iPhone12,1 iPhone 11 $35
iPhone12,3 iPhone 11 Pro $35 iPhone12,5 iPhone 11 Pro Max $35
iPhone12,8 iPhone SE (2nd generation) $35 iPad11,1 / 11,2 iPad mini (5th generation) $30
iPad11,3 / 11,4 iPad Air (3rd generation) $30 iPad11,6 / 11,7 iPad (8th generation) $30
iPad12,1 / 12,2 iPad (9th generation) $30

How to Bypass Hello Screen on A12–A13 iPhone and iPad Using iRemove & USBLiter8

Follow this step-by-step guide to configure your RP2350 module and bypass the Hello Screen on supported A12–A13 devices using iRemove Software and the USBLiter8 exploit.

Hello Screen Bypass Guide with iRemove & USBLiter8

Important

Use this procedure only with an iPhone or iPad that you own or are legally authorized to service.

Before You Begin

Before starting the process, make sure you have the following equipment:

  • Waveshare RP2350 USB-A module
  • USB Type-C to USB Type-C data cable
  • USB Type-A to Lightning cable
  • Latest version of the iRemove Software
  • Stable internet connection
Connect the locked iPhone or iPad to iRemove Software

IMPORTANT:

Before starting the bypass process, we strongly recommend restoring your device to the latest supported iOS/iPadOS version using a clean factory restore. Follow Apple's official guide: Restore your iPhone or iPad to factory settings.

  • 1

    Connect the Locked Device

    Connect the locked iPhone or iPad to your Mac or Windows PC and launch the iRemove Software.

    Connect the locked iPhone or iPad to iRemove Software
  • 2

    Enter DFU Mode

    The software will recognize the device and prompt you to put it into DFU Mode. Carefully follow the on-screen instructions.

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  • 3

    Connect the RP2350 Module

    Connect the Raspberry Pi Pico RP2350 module to your computer using a USB Type-C data cable.

    Connect the RP2350 module using a USB Type-C cable
  • 4

    Open the RP2350 Flashing Section

    Follow the instructions displayed in the software to open the RP2350 flashing section.

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  • 5

    Select Your RP2350 Model

    Select the correct Raspberry Pi Pico or RP2350 module model from the list.

    Select the correct RP2350 module model
Waveshare RP2350 USB-A module

Recommended RP2350 Module

We recommend using the Waveshare RP2350 USB-A model. It has a built-in USB-A port, allowing you to connect the locked device directly without soldering a cable to the board.

If you use a standard Raspberry Pi Pico board, you may need to prepare and solder a compatible USB cable to it.

  • 6

    Check the Module Type

    Confirm that the module selected in the software matches the RP2350 model connected to your computer.

  • 7

    Flash the RP2350 Module

    Make sure the RP2350 module is connected via USB Type-C and that the correct model is selected. Click the Flash button.

    Flash the RP2350 module using iRemove Software
  • 8

    Wait for Flashing to Finish

    Wait until the flashing process is complete. Your RP2350 module is now flashed and ready to use.

    RP2350 module flashing completed
  • 9

    Disconnect the USB Type-C cable from both the computer and the Pico module.

    Disconnect the USB Type-C cable from both the computer and the RP2350 module.

    Connect the locked device to the RP2350 USB-A port
  • 10

    Connect the Device to the RP2350 Module

    Connect the locked device cable to the USB Type-A port on the RP2350 module.

    Connect the locked device to the RP2350 USB-A port

Attention: Check DFU Mode

Make sure the locked device is still in DFU Mode before connecting it to the RP2350 module.

If you are unsure, reconnect the device directly to your computer and check it using the software. If the software recognizes the device and displays its information, it is in the correct mode.

  • 11

    Start the RP2350 Process

    Connect the locked device to the RP2350 module using the appropriate USB cable. The process should start automatically.

    Start the RP2350 process on the locked device
  • 12

    Check the RP2350 Status Light

    The status light on the RP2350 module indicates the current stage of the process:

    • Orange: Ready to start
    • Blue: Process in progress
    • Green: Process completed successfully
    • Red: Process failed
    RP2350 module status light colors

If the Process Fails

Disconnect the RP2350 module from both the computer and the locked device. Connect the RP2350 module to the computer first, and then reconnect the locked device to the module. The process should restart automatically.

  • 13

    Reconnect the Device to the Computer

    Once the process has completed successfully, disconnect the locked device from the RP2350 module and reconnect it directly to your computer.

    Reconnect the device directly to the computer
  • 14

    Continue in iRemove Software

    The software will recognize the device and prompt you to start the Hello bypass process or order the required service.

    Start the passcode bypass service in iRemove Software
  • 15

    Start Hello Bypass Process

    Click Start. Do not disconnect the locked device until the software confirms that this part of the process has been completed.

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Success! Your Device Is Ready to Use

Congratulations! The bypass process was completed successfully. Sign in with your Apple Account, install your favorite apps from the App Store, and enjoy browsing, streaming, and social media without limits.



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Additional equipment

Choose a Compatible RP2350 Module

One compatible RP2350 module is required to complete the process. We recommend the Waveshare RP2350 USB-A because its built-in USB-A port allows you to connect the device without soldering a USB cable directly to the board.

Only one module is required.

The Waveshare RP2350 Zero, Pimoroni Tiny 2350 and Raspberry Pi Pico 2 may require additional wiring or soldering before use.

Waveshare RP2350 Zero compatible module

Waveshare RP2350 Zero

A compact RP2350 development board with a USB-C connector. This model does not include a USB-A host port, so additional cable preparation and board-specific wiring may be required.

  • Compact RP2350 board
  • USB-C connector
  • Additional wiring required
  • Soldering may be required
Order Waveshare RP2350 Zero
Pimoroni Tiny 2350 compatible RP2350 module

Pimoroni Tiny 2350

A postage-stamp-sized RP2350 development board with USB-C. It is suitable for experienced users because a compatible USB cable must be prepared using the board-specific wiring.

  • Very compact design
  • USB-C connection
  • Board-specific GPIO wiring
  • Recommended for experienced users
Order Pimoroni Tiny 2350
Raspberry Pi Pico 2 compatible RP2350 development board

Raspberry Pi Pico 2

The official RP2350 development board from Raspberry Pi. It is supported, but it does not include a USB-A host port. Additional wiring and soldering are required.

  • Official Raspberry Pi board
  • Powered by the RP2350 chip
  • BOOTSEL flashing support
  • Additional wiring required
Order Raspberry Pi Pico 2
FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions About A12–A13 Hello Screen Bypass

Find answers about supported iPhone and iPad models, iOS compatibility, required RP2350 equipment, pricing and the iRemove Hello Screen bypass process.

What is the iRemove A12–A13 Hello Screen bypass service?

The iRemove A12–A13 Hello Screen Bypass Service is designed to bypass the activation lock on the Hello screen for supported iPhone and iPad models powered by Apple A12 and A13 processors. The process uses iRemove Software, a compatible RP2350 module and the USBLiter8 exploit.

Which iPhone models are supported?

The service currently supports the following iPhone models:

  • iPhone XR
  • iPhone XS
  • iPhone XS Max
  • iPhone 11
  • iPhone 11 Pro
  • iPhone 11 Pro Max
  • iPhone SE (2nd generation)
Which iPad models are supported?

The service currently supports selected A12-based iPad models:

  • iPad mini (5th generation)
  • iPad Air (3rd generation)
  • iPad (8th generation)
  • iPad (9th generation)

Connect your device to iRemove Software to confirm its exact model and service eligibility before placing an order.

Which iOS and iPadOS versions are supported?

The service supports compatible iPhone and iPad devices running iOS or iPadOS 18.x through 26.x. Compatibility may depend on the exact device model, processor and installed firmware version.

Does the Hello Screen bypass retain cellular signal support?

No. The USBLiter8 Hello Screen bypass operates in 'No Signal' mode. Cellular features such as calls, SMS, and mobile data are unsupported, but the device will function perfectly over a Wi-Fi connection.

Do I need a Raspberry Pi Pico or RP2350 module?

Yes. This procedure cannot be completed using iRemove Software alone. You need a compatible Raspberry Pi Pico RP2350 module, USB data cables and physical access to the locked device.

We recommend the Waveshare RP2350 USB-A module because it includes a built-in USB-A port and does not require a USB cable to be soldered directly to the board.

Does the service work on Windows and macOS?

Yes. The latest version of iRemove Hello Screen Bypass Software is available for supported Windows PCs and Mac computers. Use a reliable data-capable USB cable and follow the instructions displayed by the software.

What do the RP2350 status light colors mean?
  • Orange: The module is ready to start.
  • Blue: The process is in progress.
  • Green: The process was completed successfully.
  • Red: The process failed and must be restarted.
Can I use this service on any locked iPhone or iPad?

No. The device must be supported and remain on the Hello activation screen. This procedure must only be used with an iPhone or iPad that you own or are legally authorized to service.

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