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>The idea that iPhones magically communicate with each other to “reboot randomly” well they do silently communicate for the "find my" network. I don't see why
by beeflet 2y ago
>The idea that iPhones magically communicate with each other to “reboot randomly”
well they do silently communicate for the "find my" network. I don't see why that couldnt result in a reboot somehow
- talldayo 2y ago> I don't see why that couldnt result in a reboot somehow Because Find My is a reverse-engineered protocol that can be abused to broadcast false information to nearby devices? Trusting Find My to know when it's time for a reboot sounds like an amazing Flipper Zero feature but a not-so-great experience for iPhone owners.
- beeflet 2y agosorry about necroing this, but I was implying that the reboot would be a result of unintentional behavior (a bug) in some local p2p code. The find my network is just an example of local p2p functionality that is largely opaque to users.