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b is correct. Further, this is a 5C and doesn't have a secure enclave, and even if it was a 6S they could still get access to the phone by doing an OS update.
by unfamiliar 11y ago
b is correct.
Further, this is a 5C and doesn't have a secure enclave, and even if it was a 6S they could still get access to the phone by doing an OS update.
- fredsir 11y agoOn a 6s that is not correctly(not sure with the 5c). Apple cannot just access a 6s. They have to use the password to get in, just like you, me, the fbi and everyone else does. Apple can only remove some of the things that makes guessing the password harder.
- unfamiliar 11y agoWhy can't they just update iOS and allow many attempts at the passcode, just like with the 5C?
- fredsir 11y agoThey can. I never said they couldn't. They still have to crack the password afterwards tho.