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Bypass Apple Activation lock Every iPhone Disable ID without Apple ID & Password Any iOSiPhone 4,4s,5,5c,5s,SE,6,6 Plus,6s,6s plus,7,7 Plus,8,8 P Vay Tiền Nhanh. opens in new window PRESS RELEASE 05 June 2023 macOS Sonoma brings all‑new capabilities for elevating productivity and creativity With more ways to personalize with widgets and stunning new screen savers, significant updates to Safari and video conferencing, along with an optimized gaming experience — the Mac experience is better than ever macOS Sonoma makes the Mac experience better than ever — from more ways to personalize with widgets, to big updates to Safari and video conferencing, along with exciting new game titles. CUPERTINO, CALIFORNIA Apple today previewed macOS Sonoma, the latest version of the world’s most advanced desktop operating system, bringing a rich set of features that elevate the Mac experience. Stunning screen savers and powerful widgets unlock an entirely new way to personalize. Users can now place widgets right on the desktop, interact with them with just a click, and through the magic of Continuity, access the extensive ecosystem of iPhone widgets on their Mac. In macOS Sonoma, video conferencing also gets more engaging with great new features to help users present remotely, like Presenter Overlay, which places a presenter on top of the content being shared, and Reactions, which enables fun gesture-triggered video effects in cinematic quality. Significant updates come to Safari, taking the web experience to the next level. Profiles keeps browsing separate between multiple topics or projects, and web apps provide faster access to favorite sites. And gaming gets even better, with the introduction of Game Mode, exciting new titles, and a new game porting toolkit that makes it even easier for developers to bring more games to Mac. “macOS is the heart of the Mac, and with Sonoma, we’re making it even more delightful and productive to use,” said Craig Federighi, Apple’s senior vice president of Software Engineering. “We think users are going to love macOS Sonoma and the new ways it enables them to personalize with widgets and stunning new screen savers, see new levels of gaming performance, and gain powerful productivity for video conferencing and browsing with Safari.” Get More Done with Interactive Widgets Widgets are now even more powerful and personal on Mac. Users can place widgets right on the desktop and conveniently access the widget gallery to find the ones they know and love. Widgets blend seamlessly with the wallpaper while users work in apps, so they can stay focused on the task at hand. Through the magic of Continuity, users can also enjoy the vast ecosystem of iPhone widgets on their Mac. And widgets become interactive, allowing users to check off reminders, play or pause media, access home controls, and perform various tasks from their Mac, all directly from the desktop. A collection of widgets displayed on MacBook Pro with macOS Sonoma. A Darkroom project with widgets in the background, displayed on MacBook Pro with macOS Sonoma. Users can personalize their desktop with widgets, and with Continuity, they can even add widgets from their iPhone right on their Mac. Widgets blend seamlessly with the desktop wallpaper while apps are in use, so users can stay focused. Smarter Video Conferencing Experiences macOS Sonoma brings enhanced video conferencing features that enable users to present and share their work more effectively within any video conferencing app. Presenter Overlay, a new video effect, elevates a user’s presence by displaying them on top of the content they are sharing. Additionally, Reactions allow users to share how they feel by seamlessly adding balloons, confetti, hearts, and more into the video, which can also be triggered with a hand gesture. The improved Screen Sharing picker simplifies the process of sharing apps during video calls. Users can simply click the green button in the top-left corner of an app and choose to share it in the call, allowing for easy content sharing from their currently open windows. Video conference calls get more engaging with new features like Presenter Overlay and Reactions, which are powered by the Neural Engine in Apple silicon. Major Updates to Safari Safari, the world’s fastest browser, introduces new features to enhance the browsing experience for Mac users. This year brings a significant update to Private Browsing, which provides even greater protection during browsing both from trackers and from people who might have access to the user’s device. Advanced tracking and fingerprinting protections in Private Browsing go even further to help prevent websites from tracking or identifying the user. Private Browsing windows also lock when users are not using them, allowing them to keep tabs open even when they step away from their device. Additionally, profiles help users stay organized by offering a way to separate browsing between topics, while also keeping cookies, history, extensions, Tab Groups, and Favorites separate. Users can sign in to the same site with both work and personal accounts — and quickly switch between them — ensuring a smooth browsing experience. Safari also enables the creation of web apps that behave like normal apps, putting users’ favorite sites at their fingertips and providing a simplified toolbar for an app-like experience. The new profiles feature in Safari displayed on MacBook Pro. The new web app experience in Safari displayed on MacBook Pro. In Safari, profiles help keep browsing separate between topics like work and personal. With web apps on Mac, it’s now possible to create an app-like experience for any website, complete with an icon in the Dock for faster access, and a simplified toolbar for easier browsing. Stunning New Screen Savers macOS Sonoma brings stunning screen savers featuring slow-motion videos of various locations worldwide, such as the sweeping skyline of Hong Kong, the sandstone buttes of Monument Valley in Arizona, and the rolling hills of Sonoma in Northern California. This rich graphical and photographic imagery enhances the Mac experience by shuffling through Landscape, Earth, Underwater, or Cityscape themes. The login experience is now repositioned at the bottom of the screen, making space for the new screen savers, which seamlessly transition into the desktop. A new selection of screen savers in macOS Sonoma show slow-motion videos of some of the most beautiful locations around the world. Games on Mac Get Even Better With the power of Apple silicon, users experience incredible graphics performance on every Mac. And now, tens of millions of Macs with Apple silicon can run demanding games with great performance, long battery life, and breathtaking visuals. Developers continue to take advantage of Metal 3, bringing exciting new titles to Mac, including DEATH STRANDING DIRECTOR’S CUT, Stray, Fort Solis, World of Warcraft Dragonflight, HUMANKIND, Resident Evil Village Winters’ Expansion, The Medium, ELEX II, Firmament, SnowRunner, Disney Dreamlight Valley, No Man’s Sky, Dragonheir Silent Gods, and Layers of Fear. To make it easier to port games from other platforms to Mac, Metal introduces a new game porting toolkit, eliminating months of upfront work and enabling developers to see how well their existing game could run on Mac in just a few days. It also dramatically simplifies the process of converting the game’s shaders and graphics code to take full advantage of Apple silicon performance, significantly reducing the total development time. macOS Sonoma also introduces Game Mode, giving players an edge when performance is measured in precious milliseconds. Game Mode delivers an optimized gaming experience with smoother and more consistent frame rates, by ensuring games get the highest priority on the CPU and GPU. Game Mode also makes gaming on Mac even more immersive — dramatically lowering audio latency with AirPods, and significantly reducing input latency with popular game controllers like those for Xbox and PlayStation by doubling the Bluetooth sampling rate. Game Mode works with any game, including all of the recent and upcoming Mac games. An all-new Game Mode delivers an optimized gaming experience, with smooth frame rates and dramatically lowered latency when using AirPods and third-party game controllers. Enhancing Hybrid and Remote Pro Workflows Leveraging the advanced media engine in Apple silicon, macOS Sonoma brings a new high performance mode to the Screen Sharing app. Enabling incredibly responsive remote access to hybrid in-studio and remote pro workflows, it delivers low-latency audio, high frame rates, and supports up to two virtual displays. This mode empowers pros to securely access their content creation workflows from anywhere — whether editing in Final Cut Pro or DaVinci Resolve, or animating complex 3D assets in Maya. And with support for reference color, it also enables remote color workflows that traditionally could not be performed without dedicated hardware and specialized software. Enhanced Accessibility Features macOS Sonoma introduces a range of accessibility features that make Mac even more customizable for all users. For customers with hearing disabilities, Made for iPhone hearing devices can connect to their Mac for calls and media consumption,1 while users who are nonspeaking can use Live Speech to type and vocalize their thoughts during calls and conversations. For users with physical and motor disabilities, phonetic suggestions appear when dictating and editing text with Voice Control on Mac. To assist users with cognitive disabilities, animated images like GIFs can be automatically paused in Messages and Safari. Additionally, users who are blind or have low vision can easily customize text size across Mac apps, and utilize Xcode with VoiceOver, Apple’s industry-leading screen reader. Additional macOS Sonoma updates include Streamlined PDFs Enhanced PDF functionality allows for quick form-filling with AutoFill, and smart recipient recommendations. Inline PDFs in Notes Notes now displays PDFs and document scans in full width, and with linked notes, users can quickly connect related notes like recipes or homework. Siri Users have the ability to simply say “Siri” to activate Passwords Users can now create a group to share a set of passwords. Everyone in a group can add and edit passwords to keep them up to date, and since sharing is through iCloud Keychain, it’s end-to-end encrypted. Additionally, the one-time verification codes received in Mail will now autofill in Safari, making it easy to securely log in without leaving the browser. Messages Users can connect with those closest to them with an all-new stickers experience, enhancements to features like search, reply, groups, and syncing with Messages in iCloud. Reminders Intelligent grocery lists in Reminders streamline weekly trips to the store. Additionally, users can organize lists into sections and arrange them horizontally using a new column view. Keyboard An all-new autocorrect makes corrections more accurate and easier to fix. Inline completions help users quickly finish sentences, while Dictation brings accuracy improvements through next-level speech recognition. Privacy and Safety Communication Safety expands to AirDrop, the Photos picker, incoming calls, and FaceTime messages, further broadening protections for children. Additionally, Sensitive Content Warning prevents unexpected exposure to sensitive images and videos in AirDrop and Messages, incoming calls, and FaceTime messages, while giving the user the option to block the contact or seek further resources for help. The developer beta of macOS Sonoma is available through the Apple Developer Program at starting today, and a public beta will be available through the Apple Beta Software Program next month at The release will be available as a free software update this fall. For more information, visit Features are subject to change. Some features may not be available in all regions, all languages, or on all devices. For more information about availability, visit Users will be able to pair Made for iPhone hearing devices that support bidirectional hearing with select Mac computers with the M1 chip and all Mac computers with the M2 chip. Just “Siri” invocation works on Mac computers with Apple silicon and AirPods Pro 2nd generation. Locked iPhone? No problem. Apple devices are popular for their security features, including a strong passcode lock preventing unauthorized access. But if you forget the passcode, you'll have a problem. Here's how to bypass it. The passcode lock is an effective security mechanism for iPhone devices. Put simply, you won't be able to access your device if you can't remember the passcode. And even worse, if you have entered the wrong passcode 10 or more times, your iPhone will be disabled. Why My iPhone is Disabled? As a security feature, Apple disables an iOS device after too many incorrect passcode input attempts. In order to prevent brute-forcing of the passcode, Apple turns on an "iPhone is Disabled" feature to prevent access for a specific interval of time. Getting into the iPhone once this happens is easy if you remember the password — you can simply try logging in to the device with the correct credentials after the specified time interval. However, if you don't remember the password, getting into a disabled iPhone can be a little tricky. But luckily, there are ways to regain access to your device even if you have forgotten your passcode or your iPhone is disabled. In this guide, we are going to talk about how to get into a locked iPhone without the password. Method 1 Get into iPhone without passcode via PassFab iPhone Unlocker PassFab iPhone Unlocker is one of the simplest tools that you can use to unlock iPhone without the passcode. The tool has a 100% success rate, and it's easy to use. You just need to install the application and follow the on-screen instructions. Some of the key features of the app include the following Easy to use, suitable for novices Unlock ANY locked, disabled or broken screen iPhone/iPhone/iPod Touch. Remove Apple ID without ANY password or verification Fully compatible with latest iOS/iPadOS 15, iPhone 13 and more. Once you install and load the app on your computer, just follow these steps to unlock an iPhone without the password. Step 1 Launch PassFab iPhone Unlocker First off, you'll want to launch PassFab on your computer and then connect your device via USB cable. Step 2Connect Your iPhone or iPad to computer On the PassFab menu for removing the Lock Screen, click on Next. Step 3 Download and Save Firmware Package Next, you'll need to download and save the Firmware package. You'll need at least 7GB of space on your computer to download it. Step 4 Remove Lock Screen passcode successfully After you get done downloading the firmware package, click on the "Start Remove" button to get rid of your iPhone's passcode. Once it's removed, you'll be able to open your device and set up a new passcode and authentication method. Method 2 How to get into a iPhone that is locked via iTunes or MacOS Finder There are other options for getting into your locked iPhone. One of the easiest ways is to use the Finder app on macOS or iTunes on Windows. As a plus, this way is also recommended by Apple Support. Before proceeding with this method, you should be aware that this method will erase all your iPhone data. Option 1 Has connected Before Restore iPhone If you've connected to iTunes or the Finder before, and have trusted the computer, then you can use this method. Step 1 Connect your iPhone to the computer and open iTunes or MacOS Finder. Step 2 Click "Restore iPhone" after the device has been detected. Option 2 If you haven't connected Before Recovery Mode If you haven't connected your iPhone to your computer before, then you'll need to enter Recovery Mode to unlock your mode. Option 3 Can't enter into the Recovery Mode DFU If you can't enter Recovery Mode, you will need to use the Device Firmware Update DFU mode. Note There could be a chance that you'll enter into Recovery Mode instead of DFU mode. To tell the difference, keep an eye out for a flashing Apple logo after the DFU process. If you see one, it means you've entered into Recovery Mode instead and should repeat the process from step one. Once you are in DFU mode, you can easily restore your device using the on-screen instructions in Finder or iTunes. Method 3 How to get into a Phone that is locked via iCloud on browser If you want to avoid using any additional application — and you have your Apple ID handy — this particular method can be a good option. It's also useful for remotely unlocking and erasing a device. All you need is an active internet connection, the "Find My" app and your Apple ID and password. Step 1 Log into using your Apple ID and password. Step 3 You may need to reconfirm your sign-in. Otherwise, you'll see a map with all of your current Apple products. Step 4 From here, select the iPhone you need to unlock. You'll see three options Play Sound, Lost Mode, and Erase iPhone. You want to click on the last one. Step 5 Once you enter the Apple ID password, the iPhone will be erased, you'll be able to set it up as a new device or restore it from backup. Method 4 How to unlock your iPhone when you forgot the password via Find My App Want to know how to unlock iPhone passcode without a computer? You can use the Find My app on another iPhone, iPad, or Apple device that you own to remotely erase your iPhone and bypass its Lock Screen. Step 1 Open the Find My app on your iPhone, iPhone, or other Apple device. You may need to log in. Otherwise, you'll be brought to the main menu. Step 2 Find and click on your iPhone in the list of devices. Step 3 Click on Erase iPhone. Step 4 Once the iPhone is erased, you'll be able to set it up as a new device or restore it from backup. There are a variety of different methods for getting into an iPhone that's disabled or locked, including stock options from Apple and third-party applications that are quick and easy. If you are looking for the quickest and simplest way to get into your device, then PassFab iPhone Unlocker will be your best choice. Your iPhone is a nifty device that is a staple of daily life, containing essential apps and sensitive information. However, some folks may try to steal it, risking your privacy and safety. Fortunately, there are many ways to promote iPhone security by adjusting your settings. That means you don’t need to pay for premium apps and third-party tools. Follow these steps for a few minutes to ensure your favorite gadgets are safe. Otherwise, someone could use your data for identity theft, scams, and other nefarious activities. This article will discuss the iPhone security settings that can keep your smart device safe against theft. These include using stronger passwords and activating built-in apps. This is a must-read if you have an iPhone, iPad, or other Apple device! The 10 best anti-theft iPhone security settings Use a longer passcode Enable the Find My app Disconnect from the iCloud Keychain Lock your iPhone with an Apple Watch Use Lost Mode if you lose your phone Limit features from the lock screen Set additional locks for apps with sensitive data Use ScreenTime Assign a SIM card passcode. Enable lockdown mode in unsafe places 1. Use a longer passcode The most basic cybersecurity tip is to use a strong password. That usually means using a long combination of numbers, letters, and characters to ensure thieves can’t guess your code. Give your iPhone a strong passcode with the following steps Open the Settings app. Then, select the Face ID & Passcode option. Tap the Change Passcode option. Next, tap Passcode Options. You may assign a long numeric passcode or an alphanumeric password. The former is more convenient for most people because you can quickly input numbers by memory. 2. Enable the Find My app The best iPhone security setting is the Find My feature. As the name suggests, it helps you locate your iPhone if lost or stolen. Ensure you have it on by following these steps Go to Settings. Next, open the Find My option. Tap the Find My iPhone button. Then, enable all settings on its page. You may also like Why You Should Get A Business Laptop The Find My app helps you find other Apple devices like your iPad and AirPods. However, it is only available for iPhones released since 2010. That includes the iPhone 4 and later models. Moreover, update your iPhone to the latest firmware version to ensure this app works properly. 3. Disconnect from the iCloud Keychain The iCloud Keychain contains passwords and inputs them automatically whenever you log in to your favorite apps. Consequently, it saves you time and effort memorizing or jotting down your passwords. However, the Keychain can also put your iPhone at risk. If you have iCloud Keychain active, thieves can easily access your secure apps and accounts. It is best to detach your smartphone from this service to boost security. Then, use a third-party password manager app or secure them with Apple ID. 4. Lock your iPhone with an Apple Watch The Apple Watch is a great fitness assistant, but did you know it has a unique iPhone security setting? It lets you lock your device remotely if you lose your smart device Open your Shortcuts app. Next, head to the Settings app. Tap the Focus option. Then, select the + button to create a new focus. Name that focus whatever you want. I will use the name “Lock Screen” for this article. Afterward, return to the Shortcuts app home screen and follow these instructions Open the Automation tab. Next, tap the Create Personal Automation button. Scroll down to the Focus tab and tap the “Lock Screen” focus. Then, tap the When Turning On option. Select the Next and Add Action options. Afterward, use the search bar to find the Lock Screen, Set Wi-Fi, and Set Mobile Data options. Again, tap the Next button. Disable the Ask Before Running option and tap the Done button. These steps will open access to the Apple Watch’s Control Center so you can activate the “Lock Screen” focus. Turning it on will lock your iPhone and allow you to track your phone with Wi-Fi or mobile data. 5. Use Lost Mode if you lose your phone You can activate Lost Mode so that the Apple online system prevents others from accessing your lost phone. Turn on this feature with the following steps Go to Then, log in with your Apple ID credentials. Mark your device as “lost.” This iPhone security setting will make it harder for thieves to erase and sell your device. However, you must keep your device linked to your Apple ID. 6. Limit features from the lock screen Thieves usually don’t need to open your iPhone to access useful features. For example, the lock screen lets them buy expensive goods with their stolen credit card. Fortunately, you can prevent that with the following steps Go to Settings. Open the Notifications and Show Previews options. Then, select the When Unlocked option. Return to the Settings home screen and tap the Siri & Search option. Disable the Allow Siri When Locked option. Next, open the Face ID & Passcode option in your Settings app. Type your passcode and head to the Allow Access When Locked tab. Review all options and disable everything accessible on your locked phone. 7. Set additional locks for apps with sensitive data Place a Face ID lock on your apps to deter thieves who don’t have your phone’s passcode. Here’s how to add this iPhone security feature to your favorite apps Open the Settings app. Next, tap the Face ID & Passcode option. Enter your passcode. Then, tap the other Apps option. That action will reveal a list of apps that use Face ID. Afterward, tap their switches to activate their Face ID protection. However, some apps don’t allow this feature. 8. Use ScreenTime ScreenTime is another way to close specific settings if your iPhone is lost or stolen. Activate this built-in feature with the following instructions Open the Settings app. Then, tap the Screen Time option. Tap the Turn On Screen Time option if you haven’t enabled that feature. Tap the Continue button. Next, select the This is my iPhone option. Tap the Use Screen Time Passcode option and enter a code. You will need it to access apps once time runs out. Then, return to the Screen Time settings and tap the App Limits option. Select the App Limit option and swipe down to reveal the search bar. Type the name of the app you want to limit. Set a time limit and turn on the Block at End of Limit option. 9. Assign a SIM card passcode Another strong iPhone security measure is placing a passcode on your SIM card. Consequently, thieves need that code to use your SIM card on another device. Activate it with these steps Open the Settings app. Next, tap the Mobile Data option. Select the SIM PIN option and assign a code. Before you activate this feature, remember this feature prevents your SIM card from connecting to mobile data automatically. As a result, it could disrupt other security features like the Find My app. Also, jot down your PIN code and keep it in a safe place. 10. Enable lockdown mode in unsafe places Lockdown mode is Apple’s most powerful iPhone security feature. Its announcement post says it is for the “very few users who, because of who they are or what they do, may be personally targeted by some of the most sophisticated digital threats, such as those from NSO Group and other private companies developing state-sponsored mercenary spyware.” It turns off many Apple features, so iPhones turn off Lockdown Mode by default. Also, it is available to iOS 16 and macOS Ventura devices and later versions. Toggle it on with the following steps Open the Settings app. Next, tap Privacy & Security. Scroll down and tap Lockdown Mode. Tap the Turn on Lockdown Mode option. Then, tap the Turn on & restart button to confirm activation. You may also like How To Create An Apple ID That will cause your device to reboot. Wait a while, then unlock your iPhone using the passcode or pin. Afterward, that will turn on Lockdown Mode settings. Disable them using the above steps. Conclusion Toggle on iPhone security settings to keep your data safe. As a result, you can keep strangers from stealing your identity and spending your money. You should consider paying for additional security features if you want more protection. That includes paying for premium apps and passkeys. Learn more about these security measures at Inquirer Tech. It is a great source of the latest tips and trends in artificial intelligence, gadgets, apps, and more. Frequently asked questions about iPhone security How can I protect my iPhone from physical damage? Use a sturdy case or cover to protect your iPhone from accidental drops or scratches. Also, apply a screen protector to prevent damaging the display. Avoid exposing your iPhone to extreme temperatures or moisture. Moreover, consider investing in the AppleCare protection plan for added security. How do I protect my iPhone from viruses? Only download and install apps from trusted sources, such as the App Store. Moreover, don’t click suspicious links or open attachments from unknown sources. Regularly scan your iPhone with reputable security apps available on the App Store. Lastly, keep your iPhone firmware updated regularly. How can I protect personal data on my iPhone? Regularly back up your iPhone using iCloud or iTunes to ensure your data is safe in case of loss or damage. Also, turn on the “Erase Data” feature that automatically erases all data after ten unsuccessful passcode attempts. Also, do not share personal information via messaging apps. Try using a password manager to store and generate unique passwords securely. Your subscription could not be saved. Please try again. Your subscription has been successful. Read Next Don't miss out on the latest news and information. Subscribe to INQUIRER PLUS to get access to The Philippine Daily Inquirer & other 70+ titles, share up to 5 gadgets, listen to the news, download as early as 4am & share articles on social media. Call 896 6000. User Concern“Hello, I have an iPhone 13. My iPhone has an activation lock and I don’t know password. Please help me activate the iPhone without Apple ID password!”The Activation Lock on your iPhone is a security feature that is meant to keep someone else from unlocking the device. This can come in handy when your iPhone gets lost or stolen since the thief will not be able to activate your iPhone without the Apple ID or it can also cause troubles. For example, you may forget your Apple ID and the password, or you buy a used iPhone online only to find that it is linked to an Apple ID. Without the correct Apple ID and password, you won't be able to activate this you activate an iPhone without Apple ID? Yes, you can. In this article, we will walk you through some simple approaches to activate an iPhone so that it can be used even if you don't know the Apple ID and guide covers all iPhone models, including iPhone 14/14 Pro Max, iPhone 13/13 Pro Max, iPhone 12/12 Pro Max, iPhone 11/11 Pro Max, iPhone XR/XS/XS Max, iPhone X/8/7/6s/6, iPad Pro 1. Remove Apple ID from iPhone without FoneGeek iPhone Passcode Unlocker - The Most Recommended WayThe best way to remove the Apple ID even if you don't have the password is to use a third-party tool like FoneGeek iPhone Passcode Unlocker. This tool is specifically designed for this task, allowing you to remove the Apple ID from all types of iOS devices easily and quickly. Once the Apple ID is unlocked and removed, you can then go ahead and set up the Features of FoneGeek iPhone Passcode UnlockerInstantly remove Apple ID from iPhone without knowing the the previous owner's Apple ID and create a new various kinds of screen passcodes for iPhone or process of removing Apple ID and unlocking iPhone screen passcode is fast, simple and with all iPhone models including the newest iPhone 14/13/12 as well as all versions of iOS including iOS 16/15. Here's how to remove the Apple ID without password Step 1 Download and install FoneGeek iPhone Passcode Unlocker on to your computer and launch it. In the main window, click on "Unlock Apple ID" from the two options presentedStep 2 Connect the iPhone to the computer to remove the Apple ID from it. When needed, you should also tap "Trust This Computer" to allow the program to detect the 3 If the "Find My iPhone" is off, just click on "Start Unlock" and the unlocking process will begin 4 The process will only take a few seconds. Once it is complete, a popup window will appear notifying you that the process is complete and the Apple ID has been removed from the iPhone 2. iCloud DNS BypassUsing iCloud DNS bypass is not the perfect method to activate iPhone without the owner’s Apple ID or password. That’s to say, it cannot fully activate your 1. Factory reset the iPhone from Settings until you go the to WiFi 2. Click on "i" icon next to the WiFi netowork and click on DHCP 3. Enter the DNS IP address. Here are the IP address for different 4. After entering the IP address, normally connect to the wifi 5. Click on Back button and "Activation Help". The iPhone will connect to the bypass server. After that, you can access your device without entering Apple of this method You need to factory reset your iPhone first. If you don’t do that, you will need to repeat the steps method will not turn off Apple ID, it just removes the iCloud activation the IP address is invalid, you need to enter a different DNS IP and try 3. Ask Apple Store for HelpThis method is not recommended since the process is complicated. To remove Apple ID from iPhone on Apple store, you have to prove that you are the owner of the device. This usually requires you to provide the receipt of this device. But here are 2 things to take not before going to the Apple storeYou should prove that you are the owner of the Apple store to make an appointment in 2. Your Own iPhone Forgot Apple ID or Password? Find or Reset ItIf you forgot your Apple ID or password, Apple will temporarily suspend it, meaning that you are unable to access the above mentioned services. Thankfully, there are still ways to find your Apple ID or reset its password. Let's take a look at 1. Reset Your Apple ID PasswordIf you have forgotten the Apple ID password, follow these simple steps to reset it and activate your iPhoneGo to Apple ID account's official page and click on "Forgot Apple ID or password".Enter your Apple ID to get started and then enter the phone number you used when creating the Apple should get a confirmation call or text on your phone. Simply follow the instructions to reset the Apple ID 2. Find Your Apple IDYou may also be able to find your Apple ID if you don't remember it. Just follow these simple steps to do thatGo to and click on the "Forgot Apple ID or password" asked to enter your Apple ID, click on "Look it up".Enter your first and last name as well as your email address. You should also neeed answer any security questions that you may have set will receive an email with a link to get your Apple ID and a new password to sign inPart 3. For 2nd-hand Owner Remove Apple ID on iPhone with the Previous OwnerIf you purchase an second-hand iPhone but it requests for someone else's Apple ID and you can't use it, you can simply contact the seller and ask for the previous owner's Apple ID. Begin by contacting the seller and explaining that you are unable to activate the iPhone since it is still associated with their Apple ID. If the seller lives fairly closeby, you can bring the phone to them. They can then just enter their Apple ID on the Activation Lock screen, allowing you to continue with the normal activation the seller is very far from you and they can't access the phone, you can ask them to remove the Activation Lock remotely using iCloud. Here's how to do itGo to on any device and sign in with Apple ID and on "Find iPhone" then followed by "All Devices". Click on the iPhone they sold to you and tap on the "i" icon to view the necessary, click "Erase iPhone". After that, click on "Remove from Account".Once it is done, you can restart the iPhone and set it up as 4. Bonus Tip for Buying/Selling a Second-hand iPhoneTo avoid purchasing a second-hand iPhone that you cannot use, here are two tips for you to watch the activation lockEnsure that the iCloud activation lock is disabled so that you can fully have access to your iPhone, or you will be frequently asked to enter the Apple ID and password of the previous that it is not stolenBefore purchasing the device from the previous seller or eBay, you need to check and confirm that the device is not stolen by using Apple's Activation Lock status tool. To check the status, the seller should tell you the IMEI number of the out of iCloud before SellingIf you decided to sell or give away your iPhone, do not manually delete any information from iCloud. If you delete them from iCloud, the files saved in iOS devices connected to the same iCloud account will also be deleted. Thus you can sign out of iCloud first and erase the data. In May, a lawyer who was defending their client in a lawsuit against Columbia's biggest airline, Avianca, submitted a legal filing before a court in Manhattan, New York, that listed several previous cases as support for their main argument to continue the lawsuit. But when the court reviewed the lawyer's citations, it found something curious Several were entirely fabricated. The lawyer in question had gotten the help of another attorney who, in scrounging around for legal precedent to cite, utilized the "services" of ChatGPT. ChatGPT was wrong. So why do so many people believe it's always right? Today, on the Lock and Code podcast with host David Ruiz, we speak with Malwarebytes security evangelist Mark Stockley and Malwarebytes Labs editor-in-chief Anna Brading to discuss the potential consequences of companies and individuals embracing natural language processing tools—like ChatGPT and Google's Bard—as arbiters of truth. Far from being understood simply as chatbots that can produce remarkable mimicries of human speech and dialogue, these tools are becoming sources of truth for countless individuals, while also gaining attraction amongst companies that see artificial intelligence AI and large language models LLM as the future, no matter what industry they operate in. The future could look eerily similar to an earlier change in translation services, said Stockley, who witnessed the rapid displacement of human workers in favor of basic AI tools. The tools were far, far cheaper, but the quality of the translations—of the truth, Stockley said—was worse. "That is an example of exactly this technology coming in and being treated as the arbiter of truth in the sense that there is a cost to how much truth we want." Tune in today. You can also find us on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and Google Podcasts, plus whatever preferred podcast platform you use. Show notes and credits Intro Music “Spellbound” by Kevin MacLeod under Creative Commons By Attribution License Music “Good God” by Wowa

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