New iPhone Exploit Lets You Bypass Someone's Lock Screen Using Siri & FaceTime
With the recent news that New York County's District Attorney's office is trying to get into over 400 locked iPhones for use in criminal investigations, you can see why it's important to keep other people away from your personal data. The fact that it can and will be used against you in a court of law is just one reason to protect your phone, because even if you make sure to stay above the fray, identity theft and bank fraud are still very real threats. If you've set up Touch ID and passcode to lock your iPhone, you'll rightly think that your personal data is protected. But, as iDeviceHelp... more
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