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This policy is so widespread, and it has been the policy for so long, that I would be quite surprised were such a reason not to have leaked out by now. People
by MichaelCrawford 12y ago
This policy is so widespread, and it has been the policy for so long, that I would be quite surprised were such a reason not to have leaked out by now.
People with clearances all know about this maintenance mode. None of them ever explain the error of my ways, when I discuss it with them.
- knd775 12y agoSorry for the late reply. I would be very surprised if iPhones and most Android phones had this "maintenance mode". There are many people that are very familiar with every aspect of the hardware and software. When you have access to the bootloader, kernel, OS and even the init process before the bootloader, there isn't really anywhere to hide such a thing. This just seems like outdated and paranoid policy to me.