Re:Stolen iPhones Will Be Even More Useless from iOS 18 Onwards
by rogerrogerr on Friday September 13, 2024 @09:55PM
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Exactly. Settings > General > “Transfer or Reset iPhone”. They’re not hiding it.
Happens as part of the flow to erase a phone too, which anyone who knows anything about tech would go through.
Re:Stolen iPhones Will Be Even More Useless from iOS 18 Onwards
by throwaway48476 on Friday September 13, 2024 @09:52PM
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Personal experience documented above.
Re:Stolen iPhones Will Be Even More Useless from iOS 18 Onwards
by JumpCrisscross on Friday September 13, 2024 @09:53PM
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> Personal experience documented above
I’d consider it a massive failure on Apple’s part if logging out removed ownership locks.
You’re concluding intent based on a process being confusing to you. That’s a massive and untenable leap. Like, repairing a toaster or building a rocket is complicated and can be confusing—that doesn’t prove conspiracy.
Re:Stolen iPhones Will Be Even More Useless from iOS 18 Onwards
by throwaway48476 on Friday September 13, 2024 @10:04PM
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>log out of icloud and wipe.
Not log out of session but log out and wipe in the reset device menu. If it's confusing to me it's at least this confusing to the average person which in my opinion explains the piles of not stolen activation locked ewaste. The outcome of a process is its intent if it's not changed.
Re:Stolen iPhones Will Be Even More Useless from iOS 18 Onwards
by sunny_sigara on Sunday September 15, 2024 @02:25PM
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Reset and Erase all content and data are two different things.
What leads you to conclude intent?