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Yes, but crucially that's different from your iPhone passcode and the thieves don't have access to it, foiling the attack under discussion.
by Etheryte 4y ago
Yes, but crucially that's different from your iPhone passcode and the thieves don't have access to it, foiling the attack under discussion.
- dfawcus 4y agoExcept for the process listed here: https://old.reddit.com/r/1Password/comments/11hodde/is_1password_better_than_keychain_if_youre_using/jawaaz0/ https://old.reddit.com/r/1Password/comments/11hodde/is_1pass... It suggests that one can use the unlocked stolen device to learn the appleID. Then follow a series of steps on the device to turn off the screen time passcode by entering the appleID and the device passcode. Namely "forgot passcode", "enter appleID", "forgot (appleID) password", "enter device passcode". If correct, then the use of a screen time password can not defeat this attack.