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It's not implausible that the parents of the deceased simply knew and provided the password.
by laidoffamazon 2y ago
It's not implausible that the parents of the deceased simply knew and provided the password.
- bangaladore 2y agoI agree, in my opinion in order of likelihood: 1. Face-id / touch-id was still available to be used 2. Old phone without modern security measures (can brute force offline) 3. Someone else knew the pin/passphrase ... ∞. They bypassed a modern/certified secure enclave
- jmkni 2y agoThey could have had him added as a 'child' in the family settings > If you have an iPhone, iPad or Apple Vision Pro with the latest version of iOS, iPadOS or visionOS and two-factor authentication turned on for your Apple ID, you can change the Apple ID password for a child account in your Family Sharing group. > Tap Settings > Family > your child's account. > Tap Apple ID & Password. > Tap Change [Child’s Name] Password. > Enter your device passcode and follow the onscreen instructions. https://support.apple.com/en-gb/101567 https://support.apple.com/en-gb/101567