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That's not exactly true. There is a data protection class that is like what you're describing, but it is not used super-widely, the one most commonly used is e
by klausa 4y ago
That's not exactly true.
There is a data protection class that is like what you're describing, but it is not used super-widely, the one most commonly used is exactly what is being described and makes data available after first unlock.
https://developer.apple.com/documentation/security/ksecattraccessibleafterfirstunlock?language=objc https://developer.apple.com/documentation/security/ksecattra...
- Twisell 4y agoMaybe but this should be limited to application data scope. What baffles me is that lock-screen is a system wide critical application and should in no way rely on this method. iOS lock screen in theory shouldn't only respond to cryptographic validation from the secure enclave.
- gcr 4y agooh huh! thanks for the correction!