Is there anyway on deleting boot9strap on my new 3ds? I am planning on sending it to nintendo for repairs, and I don't want to get into any trouble for hacking it. I have my 11.3 NAND backup from before I installed A9LH on it, so I was wondering if there was anyway on restoring it so that there wouldn't be any CFW or any signs of it on my new 3DS
Homebrew Any way on deleting b9s on a new 3ds
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You could restore your NAND backup without (safe) option in GodMode9. Is it on 11.4 already? We don't know what information and how much of it they collect and keep track of. So no way to know how much they know. Probably a good idea to do a system format to remove traces and send it with a blank SD card or no SD card. That should be safe enough, but we don't know what we don't know so there's no 100% guarantees.
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