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You can always wipe via putting it in restore mode, but if it's activation locked, you won't be able to get past setup unless you have the password. This preven
by judge2020 4y ago
You can always wipe via putting it in restore mode, but if it's activation locked, you won't be able to get past setup unless you have the password. This prevents theft even if the thief knows how to hold the buttons in the right order to restore the device to factory settings.
- JKCalhoun 4y agoYeah, I assumed there was a restore mode. But honestly, it changes so much from generation to generation that I have stopped trying to keep track of what you can/can't do with iHardware.
- judge2020 4y agoRecovery mode is still relatively easy, it's DFU mode that has been vastly complicated. It seems the timing has to be just right since it took me about 30 minutes of trying to get my 12 in DFU mode due to something that wasn't going away from a regular recovery mode ipsw restore.