Tim should immediately stop selling all iPhones and iPads earlier than the 5s.So all iPhones and iPads earlier than the 5s are now insecure.
Your move, Tim.
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Also, they would have to use the corpse's fingerprint within 48 hours of the last time the owner used Touch ID. After that time limit, the phone reverts to requiring a passcode.Actually, when necrosis starts to set in, a fingerprint starts to distort with uneven contraction along body appendates.
They would have to keep the phone active from that point, for fear of the fingerprint degrading and being unusable. If they restart the phone, it reverts to requiring a passcode, and if they let 48 hours pass, it reverts to requiring a passcode. They can't set a new passcode without knowing the old one.
They need protocols (perhaps they already have them) for dealing with iPhones that are Touch ID enabled, and in many cases the time limit will have expired by the time they have possession of the iPhone.
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