To avoid seeing "Sorry, your device is not supported" again:
For older devices, iRemove Tools is unnecessary. Use Checkra1n jailbreak followed by a free bypass script like "F3arRa1n" or "iCloudBypassTool." These never throw a "not supported" error on A11 devices.
| Device Model | iRemove Tools Support Level | iOS Limit | | :--- | :--- | :--- | | iPhone 4s, 5, 5c, 5s, 6, 6 Plus, 6s, 6s Plus, SE (1st), 7, 7 Plus, 8, 8 Plus, X | Full Support | iOS 16.7.x | | iPhone XR, XS, XS Max, 11, 11 Pro, 11 Pro Max | Partial Support | iOS 17.0 - 17.2 | | iPhone 12, 12 Pro, 12 Pro Max, 13, 13 Pro, 14, 14 Plus, 15, 15 Plus | Not Supported | Any iOS 17+ | | iPad Mini 4, iPad Air 2, iPad 5th/6th Gen | Full Support | iPadOS 16.x | | iPad Pro (A12X/Z) and newer | Not Supported | iPadOS 17+ | iremove tools sorry your device is not supported
Action: If your device is in the "Not Supported" row, you cannot fix this. You must wait for a software update from iRemove Tools or use a different service.
If you have an iPhone 12 or newer, no free or cheap tool works reliably. Services like Software MoBile or UnlockTool use paid server-side solutions (using Apple’s enterprise certificates) which cost $30-$120 but support virtually all modern devices. To avoid seeing "Sorry, your device is not supported" again:
Q: Does "device not supported" mean my iPhone is permanently bricked?
A: No. It only means iRemove Tools cannot bypass it. Your device is still usable as an iPod or paperweight, but the bypass failed. You can restore it via iTunes (which will re-lock it to the original Apple ID).
Q: I have an iPhone 13 on iOS 16. Why does it say not supported?
A: iRemove Tools has never officially supported A15 Bionic chips (iPhone 13 series) for full iCloud bypass. The error is correct. You need a professional unlocking service that uses Apple’s internal GSX server access. For older devices, iRemove Tools is unnecessary
Q: Can a cracked version of iRemove Tools fix this error?
A: No. In fact, cracked versions always show "Sorry, your device is not supported" for every device. The developer added a license check in version 4.0+. If your license is invalid, the tool returns this generic error.
Q: The tool worked yesterday but today says "not supported." Why?
A: Either your device automatically updated iOS overnight (turn off auto-updates), or iRemove Tools released a new version and forced a server-side block. Download the latest client.
Corrupted USB drivers or an outdated client often masquerade as a "device not supported" error.
Many users turn to iRemove Tools for unlocking or bypassing activation and screen locks on iPhones and iPads. One common stumbling block is encountering the message: “Sorry — your device is not supported.” This article explains why that message appears, how to confirm whether it’s accurate, safe workarounds, and recommended next steps.