Re:Evidence that the FBI can hack into private Signal messag...
by sneak on Wednesday February 10, 2021 @06:47PM
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One thing they did do: if you bring up the power off screen (by holding power, or power+volume up, depending on model) then it disables biometric unlock, even if you don't power it off. Bringing up the power off slider screen is sufficient to force a passcode-only unlock.
Re:Evidence that the FBI can hack into private Signal messag...
by gen3 on Wednesday February 10, 2021 @08:59PM
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You can also disable biometrics by spamming the lock button.
Re:Evidence that the FBI can hack into private Signal messag...
by sneak on Wednesday February 10, 2021 @09:28PM
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On the latest iOS, on the latest/largest iPhone, this does not appear to be true any longer.
Re:Evidence that the FBI can hack into private Signal messag...
by phnofive on Wednesday February 10, 2021 @10:28PM
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It does; five rapid clicks to the side button will trigger an alarm and require a passcode to unlock.
Re:Evidence that the FBI can hack into private Signal messag...
by sneak on Thursday February 11, 2021 @05:15AM
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Unable to reproduce on iPhone 12 Pro Max on 14.4.
Re:Evidence that the FBI can hack into private Signal messag...
by phnofive on Thursday February 11, 2021 @05:52AM
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Do you have ‘Call with Side Button’ enabled?
Re:Evidence that the FBI can hack into private Signal messag...
by dnanabkchsbxb on Wednesday February 10, 2021 @09:16PM
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Do people still think iPhones have bad battery life? Mine lasts for days.
Re:Evidence that the FBI can hack into private Signal messag...
by m12k on Thursday February 11, 2021 @02:44AM
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Thet probably have the contact tracing feature enabled - that thing eats through the battery pretty quickly.
Re:Evidence that the FBI can hack into private Signal messag...
by 8fingerlouie on Thursday February 11, 2021 @06:18AM
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I have contact tracing enabled on my iPhone. Charge it nightly, usually sits around 70%-80% when i plug it in again the following evening.
Then again, i've been spending most of last year in my home, and i live in a rural area, so not much activity besides my wife and kids. I can only assume that the busier your surroundings, the more power is being drawn for contact tracing.
> That latter acronym stands for “after first unlock” and describes an iPhone in a certain state: an iPhone that is locked but that has been unlocked once and not turned off. An iPhone in this state is more susceptible to having data inside extracted because encryption keys are stored in memory.
I do wish Apple would add "restart" as one of the system actions in the Shortcuts app.