Someone not so clever left a Safari webpage up and I hit the "back" button and found a Google search for pr0n. They covered their tracks and deleted the History, but perhaps not the cache. How do I dig into the phone further to see what precisely was viewed?
1) Jailbreak the iphone
2) install openssh and a terminal app via Installer
3) install macfuse and sshfs
4) open sshfs application
5) open terminal app on iphone
6) on iphone type command: ifconfig and press enter
7) on iphone look through output for an IP that looks like a LAN IP (usually something like 192.168.1.xxx or 10.0.1.xxx) and write it down
8) Press home button on iphone to exit terminal program
9) On mac type in the IP you wrote down in the sshfs server field, for user type: root and for directory specify: / then press OK
10) Now you'll need to google: <your iphone firmware version here> root password and write down the root password
11) sshfs should be asking you for the root password by now so type in the password you just wrote down and click ok
12) you should now see in finder a new mount whose name is the IP of the iphone, double click it
13) Congrats, you can now browse the iphone's hard drive contents and look for any evidence of pr0n
If sshfs doesn't accept the root password...
1) On mac goto Macintosh HD>Applications>Utilities>Terminal and open Terminal
2) type: ssh root@<iphone's IP> and press enter
3) You should be presented with a question about the identity of the host, type: yes and press enter
4) type in the root password you wrote down earlier and press enter (no characters will be displayed as you type the password, this is normal)
5) You should now be at a prompt with a # sign, type: exit and press enter
6) Press cmd+q to exit Terminal
7) Try remounting your iphone using the sshfs instructions above, it should now work