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But if court ordered then to do so they would have to.. In the previous case law enforcement retracted the request because they found an alternative.. If the
by tmottabr 2y ago
But if court ordered then to do so they would have to..
In the previous case law enforcement retracted the request because they found an alternative..
If the alternative stop working i bet you they will go after Apple in courts again..
- wobfan 2y agoThere have been multiple credible sources with internal documents claiming that iPhone with the current firmware (>17) can’t be hacked currently. It’s in constant flux, obviously, but iOS is very advanced on this aspect. Android phones on the other hand, apart from the Pixels >6, are all hackable with appropriate tooling.
- fsflover 2y ago> multiple credible sources with internal documents claiming that iPhone with the current firmware (>17) can’t be hacked currently You can't prove a negative.
- tmottabr 2y agoAs far as i remember there is a single leaked document about a specific celebrite version that had iOS 17 marked as already supported for some devices up to version 17.0.3, versions 17.1 to 17.3.1 as coming soon and 17.4 as in research.. And that document is from last April, 7 months ago, no one really knows how things progressed after that.. Best assumption to make is that all those versions are supported by now.. support for iOS 18 could be available or not, we do not know.. So again i will assume it is supported until the opposite is proved.. But all the latest iPhones in latest iOS versions were only supported in AFU, that apple is handling with this reset feature, or IPR, that require USB being unlocked and is extremely time sensitive as there are already defenses in place..