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If they can root it, then they: (1) Have physical control of the device AND (2) Have the OS-level password. So, you're pwned anyway, it doesn't matter that
by lone_haxx0r 7y ago
If they can root it, then they:
(1) Have physical control of the device
AND
(2) Have the OS-level password.
So, you're pwned anyway, it doesn't matter that your phone is unrootable.
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- floatingatoll 7y agoIt does, because the only way to infect an iOS device is to install a profile, which is immediately apparent upon a three tap inspection, and can be then removed with no technical skills at all. However - in light of the Motorola approach I think Apple should forcefully notify users that there are profiles installed at every boot, which will be once a month or so on their usual update cycles. That would be perfect. I’ll open a bug for them now.