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Is there a reason Apple can't take apart the phone and access the hard drive directly? Maybe put the hard drive on a dev board of sorts. AFAIK, most cell-phone
by pj_mukh 11y ago
Is there a reason Apple can't take apart the phone and access the hard drive directly?
Maybe put the hard drive on a dev board of sorts. AFAIK, most cell-phones have dev board versions that the mfg's engineers use to test various component hardware revisions no?. There they can access it through root? I might be missing something here.
It would be hilarious if after all this, they find nothing on the phone. GENIUS!
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- nnx 11y agoUser data stored on an iPhone is encrypted using a key derived from the passcode, so somehow taking apart the NAND chips would not help a bit.
- kozukumi 11y agoThe same reason they can't take the SSD out of my computer and put it in a dock to get at the data. The drive is encrypted with a key they don't know.
- pj_mukh 11y agoRight! Hard drive encryption. Of course.