Passcode lock not so secure. . .

[fireshot91]

Check your SMS's? maybe he found out your number, and sent you a SMS. and then chose "reply" and then went to the home screen. I can't do that because I have 200 SMS's. and I always go over :/. But I did try to set a pass. and then call the phone, and then chose every possible option there was to go to the home screen while in the call. and then hang up. but it didn't work.


actually check your AT&T account. cuz he mightve deleted the SMS.

 

[jlwillia]

There are several possibilities here:

1) He is the return of Christ;

2) He is Steve Jobs and knew a way around your passcode (for those of you fanboys, there is a difference between possibilities 1 and 2);

3) You were more drunk than you thought and he perhaps saw you put in your passcode;

4) This is all a made up story for you to figure out how to break into your Ex's phone to figure out who he/she has been calling/texting/emailing/etc.

 

[PowerFullMac]

If you dont want people seeing your finger prints, wipe the screen quickly with your sleeve or something. Also if you leave it in your pocket it cleans the finger prints off.

I think this is a fake story and the guy wants to find out how to hack someones iPhone.

A warning, though. Its very easy to bypass the iPhone passcode if you can plug it into a computer, you can use ZiPhone (if its jailbroken) or just restore the phone.

 

[barkomatic]

If you dont want people seeing your finger prints, wipe the screen quickly with your sleeve or something. Also if you leave it in your pocket it cleans the finger prints off.

I think this is a fake story and the guy wants to find out how to hack someones iPhone.

A warning, though. Its very easy to bypass the iPhone passcode if you can plug it into a computer, you can use ZiPhone (if its jailbroken) or just restore the phone.

Ok, I am NOT faking this story. I'm not trying to claim that there isn't something obvious I am missing here -- but I do not have an ex (or anyone else's) iphone I'm trying to break into.

Initially upon starting this thread, I thought perhaps there was another commonly known software bug that allowed this guy to get in--similar to the now corrected "emergency call" method. If such a bug existed--which it seems it does not--I would want to know about it.

 

[PowerFullMac]

If your not lying then there could be a bug we don't know about, but if that guy works at Apple it will be fixed soon anyway.