Easy to tell, prototypes won’t restore to stock iOS if you try to use iTunes to restore them
*WARNING* IF YOU ARE TRYING TO BUY PROTOTYPE APPLE DEVICES: People can now make “Prototype” newer models of iPhone. This process is done by dumping the Prototype FW to the iPhone’s chip (removed via microsoldering) however these are NOT prototypes! THEY ARE FAKE! #AppleInternalpic.twitter.com/Axmk3IsONg
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A real PVT would be able to do this, since its bootchain would be production and not development (which is why a proto can’t.) Seems like this one is “fake” though, as it has a valid purchase date
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Hm, id still like one of these fakes for research. You can’t just dump the contents of a chip and copy it, there is still signing with ECID. This board still has its orig Serial (how we see its prod) so probably same ECID. Also, each chip is encrypted with a special unique (1)
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String, which unencrypts the NAND on boot. You cannot just copy a nand and mass produce iPhones with that specific iOS (or NonUi) version, it will not boot as the NAND will not be unencrypted in boot. To fix this, you need to reflash the iPhone in itunes. What this iPhone is:(2)
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