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I'm interested to see how Apple will react to this, given their history with the FBI. Right now, you can connect your iPhone to a computer and get all the infor
by andr 10y ago
I'm interested to see how Apple will react to this, given their history with the FBI. Right now, you can connect your iPhone to a computer and get all the information off it - doesn't matter if you are iTunes or Cellebrite. It'd be good to have a permanent way to disable this ability in the future, so that your phone data cannot be siphoned out, even if you provide the PIN. Of course, that's not the only way for data to be extracted, but all other options would be considerably slower and less practical.
- deleted 10y ago[deleted]
- eridius 10y agoApparently there already is. It's called Pair Locking, and it's something you can do with Apple's Configurator software. Forensic data dumpers use the same functionality that iTunes uses to talk to the phone, which uses a process called "pairing", and Pair Locking makes it so the device refuses to establish any new pairs.