> Looking at the article, the only real difference now appears to be that you can't just use TouchID, you're forced to use the passcode. That's part of it. An

> Looking at the article, the only real difference now appears to be that you can't just use TouchID, you're forced to use the passcode. That's part of it. Another part is that the passcode has to be entered after the device has been connected to the computer, as opposed to starting with an unlocked phone (maybe you took it while it was in use, maybe you forced the user to unlock it) and connecting it to a computer later.