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This is mostly requests to Apple as a service provider. "What IP registered, and logged into suspect@icloud.com on 1/1/2018? And what are the registered users d
by hiisukun 8y ago
This is mostly requests to Apple as a service provider. "What IP registered, and logged into suspect@icloud.com on 1/1/2018? And what are the registered users details?"
They don't have your iphone passcode on file so they can't provide it to law enforcement.
- mikejb 8y agoThis is what I thought, too, but they explicitly state "access to devices", not "access to data". Could also very well be that the author didn't distinct between the two sufficiently.
- DINKDINK 8y agoOr that older devices (that have outdated hardware security) are more prevalent in Australia for which Apple can decrypt.
- thisacctforreal 8y agoWould be surprising; even the iPhone 5s from Fall 2013 is equipped with the Secure Enclave and is getting iOS 12. Including the feature to disable USB communication pins after 1 hour without the user's passcode. A feature aimed squarely at disabling Cellebrite from uploading their brute-force firmware.