Hope you didn't store any "personal" videos on your iphone (pun intended)![]()
Nope. No personal videos lol. Mine is a boring phone. Return to me laaaaaa haha
Hope you didn't store any "personal" videos on your iphone (pun intended)![]()
sorry for your loss...
anyway i did a test recently and found out that despite what everyone has been saying, activate find my phone mode, trigger or whatever. There are ways can still flash the phone to original factory settings and use it.
i did that on my iphone 5. Alarm did not trigger or anything.
Do all necessary clearing without connecting to the internet.![]()
Omg are u serious? So there is really a way to get past it. Wah if any iPhone lets u pick up, dangerous sia lol
technically you can't.sorry for your loss...
anyway i did a test recently and found out that despite what everyone has been saying, activate find my phone mode, trigger or whatever. There are ways can still flash the phone to original factory settings and use it.
i did that on my iphone 5. Alarm did not trigger or anything.
Do all necessary clearing without connecting to the internet.![]()
technically you can't.
you could do it because your iPhone trusted your computer's iTunes.
if you take a freshly restored iPhone and attempt a reset all settings and have a passcode lock. there's no way you can establish a connection with the iPhone unless you unlock it.
Technically you actually can. But setting the iPhone into DFU mode and then restoring the iPhone to factory settings. Not sure if Activation Lock will kick in after that.
you guys are right/wrong. Sorry but i'm a newbie at this too. What i did was reading up tons of forums/threads etc and tried different softwares/ways and i did it.
Btw, i restore the entire phone on my laptop which was nvr use with this phone before so laptop reads it as a new phone so the "trusting" is out.
the start off method is correct by putting in DFU mode. You can then "force" it to restore which will give you errors upon trying to do so. From there, you take other steps to "refresh" the OS and finally putting it into recovery mode and restore to the latest firmware.
That is how i did it.
technically you can't.
you could do it because your iPhone trusted your computer's iTunes.
if you take a freshly restored iPhone and attempt a reset all settings and have a passcode lock. there's no way you can establish a connection with the iPhone unless you unlock it.
you guys are right/wrong. Sorry but i'm a newbie at this too. What i did was reading up tons of forums/threads etc and tried different softwares/ways and i did it.
Btw, i restore the entire phone on my laptop which was nvr use with this phone before so laptop reads it as a new phone so the "trusting" is out.
the start off method is correct by putting in DFU mode. You can then "force" it to restore which will give you errors upon trying to do so. From there, you take other steps to "refresh" the OS and finally putting it into recovery mode and restore to the latest firmware.
That is how i did it.
there's nothing much you can sell on the phone except for the display and a couple of moving parts.Thanks petpet for the reply. So essentially, if we locked our phone, and do all the necessary security like turning on find my iPhone etc, we don't have to worry if we lose our phone bcos lets just say, the phone can't be used or resell. Am I right? At most they just sell for parts
So after which, u will be able to use the phone as new? Did the activation lock kicks in to prevent usage of the phone?
there's nothing much you can sell on the phone except for the display and a couple of moving parts.
The Touch ID and logic board needs to be the same pair in order for it to work.
So don't worry, as long as you had a strong iPhone password, was signed into iCloud and had Find my iPhone enabled, your contents are safe.
i know the q isnt directed at me, but yes, activation lock will kick in.
there's nothing much you can sell on the phone except for the display and a couple of moving parts.
The Touch ID and logic board needs to be the same pair in order for it to work.
So don't worry, as long as you had a strong iPhone password, was signed into iCloud and had Find my iPhone enabled, your contents are safe.
Was just about to mention this.You can turn on 2 factor authentication also. That way even if they guess the password, still need to verify with iCloud.