This tutorial will help you get your IOS 7 activated and you will keep all the media that was previously on the device. This has only been tested on the Iphone 4
First You will need a few pieces of software, this cool Java application (which does most of the work)
Link
PuTTy and TinyUmbrella
Before starting backup your iphone on to Itunes and put it into airplane mode.
Once the restore is complete you will see IOS 7 welcome screen
Power the iphone off and into DFU mode, and it is plugged in into the computer
Run the Java application just downloaded above and it will run a few codes of Magic
When its done you should see this
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Right after that fire up PuTTy and put in localhost as hostname and the port the java application specified
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Then you should a window that will prompt you for a username and password, which is root and alpine.
Right after that run mount.sh in the terminal, then type in the following commands
When you boot up you will see the iphone recovery screen, don't mind that just TinyUmbrella to get out of recovery mode
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The iphone should boot up after a few and you will also be able to reboot your device and still use it.
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*Since it isnt officially activated it may have limited compatibility around Itunes, but I will look into that later
*Update, Itunes works on Iphone 4!
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Thanks for reading and follow me on twitter for more updates cdseck
First You will need a few pieces of software, this cool Java application (which does most of the work)
Link
PuTTy and TinyUmbrella
Before starting backup your iphone on to Itunes and put it into airplane mode.
Once the restore is complete you will see IOS 7 welcome screen
Power the iphone off and into DFU mode, and it is plugged in into the computer
Run the Java application just downloaded above and it will run a few codes of Magic
When its done you should see this

Right after that fire up PuTTy and put in localhost as hostname and the port the java application specified

Then you should a window that will prompt you for a username and password, which is root and alpine.
Right after that run mount.sh in the terminal, then type in the following commands
- cd mnt1/Applications
- rm -R Setup.app (not sure aout if Setup is spelled that way, if you type Set and hit tab it should autocomplete
When you boot up you will see the iphone recovery screen, don't mind that just TinyUmbrella to get out of recovery mode

The iphone should boot up after a few and you will also be able to reboot your device and still use it.

*Since it isnt officially activated it may have limited compatibility around Itunes, but I will look into that later
*Update, Itunes works on Iphone 4!

Thanks for reading and follow me on twitter for more updates cdseck