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[[Image:RecoveryMode.jpeg|thumb|right|An iPhone 5S in Recovery Mode.]]
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[[Image:RecoveryMode.jpeg|thumb|right|An iPhone 5S running iOS 7.x in Recovery Mode.]]
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Recovery Mode is a failsafe in [[iBoot (Bootloader)|iBoot]] that is used to reflash the device with a new OS, whether the currently installed one is somehow damaged or the device is undergoing an upgrade via [[iTunes]].
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Recovery Mode is a failsafe in [[iBoot (Bootloader)|iBoot]] that is used to reflash the device with a new OS, whether the currently installed one is somehow damaged or the device is undergoing an upgrade via [[iTunes]].
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