Hey community,
I gave my 15 months old son my phone just to hold it and he, I don’t know how goes into my iPhone just like that.
important note;
my iPhone is locked via Passcode and via FaceUnlock!!
so how the **** he can go for example into my iMessage?????
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Original Title: security
iPhone 16 Pro Max, iOS 18
iwanchek wrote:
bro I’m using the iPhone since the 3Gs. It would be appreciated that you don’t make a fool out of me. Just saying.
when you wake up the scree you can swipe to the right and you access the widgets and other stuff maybe there’s a hole that enables the access to in tjis
case iMessage. I don’t know.
Sure, we can have previously-unknown lock-screen bypass, or we can have a person aim the phone at you and gain access that way.
Given this is an ongoing issue and whatever the trigger, I’d also avoid handing an expensive electronic device to an individual with a track record of causing device issues.
Want to run a test, switch to a new passcode, and disable Face ID. Or switch to a new passcode, and use some opaque tape to block the Face ID sensor temporarily.
If you are saying that your son unlocked the phone, then anyone could unlock the phone
As a test, give the locked phone to a friend nearby and ask them if they can unlock the phone.
Bet they can't. And, I'll bet if you give the phone to your son again, he won't be able to unlock the phone.
Bro I have him the phone locked and I don’t know what he did he was today in the iMessage app!! And this is not the first time that he somehow goes in the apps!
im not hallucinating. That’s for sure.
Assuming the iPhone was locked when handed, Face ID probably successfully scanned your face while the two people and the phone involved were all moving around.
Other outcomes here include damaged devices, and an unavailable device that then needs a reset and restore.
A little older and the mayhem can get far more pernicious, as youngsters have been successful trashing their elders’ iPhone hardware, as well as absconding with their passwords, mayhem with mail, deleting subscriptions, deleting photos, and deleting saves from favorite card games.
bro I’m using the iPhone since the 3Gs. It would be appreciated that you don’t make a fool out of me. Just saying.
when you wake up the scree you can swipe to the right and you access the widgets and other stuff maybe there’s a hole that enables the access to in tjis
case iMessage. I don’t know.
iwanchek wrote:
And this is not the first time that he somehow goes in the apps!
You have given a 15 month old your iPhone more than once? Why would you repeat this mistake?
I strongly suggest you not do this again until he ages considerably.
I understand your concern but he’s getting the phone no to play with he take it and pretends to talk w/ someone.
and he’s playing w/ the lock screen. What he do to get in the iMessage is unclear to me!!
iwanchek wrote:
What he do to get in the iMessage is unclear to me!!
You said he’s swiping right.
Try Setting > Face ID & Passcode > [Allow Access When Locked] Lock Screen Widgets = “off”.
Perhaps turn off “Reply with Message’ as well.
Undoubtedly the iPhone was unlocked when you gave it to him.
NO! Why would I a give him an unlocked iPhone?
Please let us know on the results of the tests when you can.
Unauthorized access to locked iPhone's iMessage
