ANSWERED Is anyone safely online with 2.0.14719.0?

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raphytaffy

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Just wondering how safe it would be to flash back to stock, update, and then flash back to LT while keeping my console OFFline.
 
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raphytaffy

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I do follow that procedure every time, I'm just wondering if it's okay to do that and keep my console offline or if any information can still be obtained while my box is not connected to Live.
 
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talby71

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raphytaffy said:
Gotcha, I'll keep it offline until c4eva speaks. Thanks! :smile:
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did you actually read read what was said ??
no one said you have to keep it offline !!

the only people keeping their consoles offline (without updating)are those that might want to RGH their console without waiting for RGH 2.0 to be released
 
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jrjr6565

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Not sure how safe it is, but I have 4 consoles here at my house that are updated and back on LT and are fine right now. Plus my friends who are just the same
 
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Soulbreaker

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blastagator said:
Mods have already said it is safe...
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This was an old quote that the admin of c4evaspeaks replied to a user when he talked about what Ubbergeek said here on the forum about the update, so don't say that they are giving a full green on this matter.

admin said:
Nothing is "going on", he's been very busy working on 1175. At least on the surface, the update doesn't appear to have had any effect on fw or RGH. Whether it changed anything else, however slim the chance is, can only be answered by c4eva doing a set of LIVE logs. Keep in mind that changes can happen and have happened without any immediate visible effect on the fw, e.g. the DAE.bin silent updates. That isn't to say this update does anything of the sort, but the possibility always exists. If you're fine with taking someone else's word on the safeness of an update, then by all means go ahead and update. For those who prefer to have a truly definitive answer, based on actual LIVE logs that only he does, then patiently await a green light from c4eva. Nobody is being forced to update or not update — you do so at your own discretion. For the utmost safety, it's always recommended that you heed the caution so as to not get caught with your pants down if or when MS springs something new.
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