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Nope.. the user would also have to open Settings and explicitly mark the vendor certificate as trusted.
by tomovo 7y ago
Nope.. the user would also have to open Settings and explicitly mark the vendor certificate as trusted.
- LocalH 7y agoIt says the devices were unlocked then the device was connected. I would assume the device is in the custody of the Chinese authority at this point. Thus, they can just go into Settings and trust the cert.
- olliej 7y agoChanging trust settings on device requires the password. Better question is: what are they able to pull off the device while it's unlocked?