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They don't say if it was an Apple or Android device. Either way -- that was fast. I wonder what happened here? Did the suspect not have encryption turned on? Us
by igor47 2y ago
They don't say if it was an Apple or Android device. Either way -- that was fast. I wonder what happened here? Did the suspect not have encryption turned on? Using an older phone with known vulnerabilities? Is the FBI sitting on some 0-days?
- herendin2 2y agoCouldn’t it be as simple as a face recognition unlock? There’s an option on iPhone’s FaceID to require eyes open and looking at phone to unlock, but this might have been deselected. Or it could be subverted.
- infotainment 2y agoHas there been a demonstrated Face ID spoof? Would be interesting if they had tech that could fool it based on known photos.
- clipsy 2y agoWhy would they use photos when they have a perfectly good corpse on hand?
- sgbeal 2y agoLet's not forget that it is possible to not have a lock on one's phone.