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@memreb and everyone interested in this to bypass activation and icloud, i'm a newbie and that's why i'm gonna make it as simple as i can.
This tutorial is for MAC only
first make sure libimobiledevice is installed on your mac
Connect your phone and jailbreak with checkra1n
Now here are the steps to follow after you have jailbroken your phone
1- open 2 terminal windows
2- in terminal 1 type: iproxy 4444 44
3- in terminal 2 type: ssh root@localhost -p 4444
answer with YES and use alpine as password
type: mount -o rw,union,update /
then: echo "" >> /.mount_rw
then: snappy -f / -l
it will show your snapshot name, copy it then paste it here:
snappy -f / -r NAME_OF_YOUR_SNAPSHOT --to orig-fs
then: cd /
then: cd Applications
then: rm -rf Setup.app
then: uicache -a
then: killall backboardd

ENJOY  
Special thanks to @memreb for guiding me through the most part of this. 
and ofcourse @GeoSn0w for all what he is providing.

love to all
geekyXpert

Say this is real

i real icloud remover 

this is what i have been waiting for  all these years lol

(11-12-2019, 09:12 PM)best4less Wrote: [ -> ]Say this is real

i real icloud remover 

this is what i have been waiting for  all these years lol

enjoy

For what it's worth,

isn't needed

I used iPhoneTunnel personally.

which method for the chip to work? will be that creating the hackativation tool?
Help geo

(11-13-2019, 02:00 AM)flipped154 Wrote: [ -> ]which method for the chip to work? will be that creating the hackativation tool?
Help geo

need to spoof information about the serial/UDID when connecting to apple. there used to be tools that did this in older iOS, if you're able to code then you can maybe start by finding old source code to work from or finding the tools and downgrading.

and the lockdown folder files? Not work?

"ssh root@localhost -p 4444: command not found" what to do now ?

(11-14-2019, 10:20 PM)sohojmanush Wrote: [ -> ]"ssh root@localhost -p 4444: command not found" what to do now ?

install an ssh client. are you doing this from a MacOS terminal? it should work.

(11-15-2019, 03:24 AM)failbr34k Wrote: [ -> ]

(11-14-2019, 10:20 PM)sohojmanush Wrote: [ -> ]"ssh root@localhost -p 4444: command not found" what to do now ?

install an ssh client. are you doing this from a MacOS terminal? it should work.

Yes, doing this from a terminal.But didn't installed a ssh client. Also " iproxy 4444 44" shows waiting only