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Despite Apple's Privacy Pledge, Cops Can Still Pull Data Off a Locked iPhone

13 点作者 markmassie超过 10 年前

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akbar501超过 10 年前
The method for extracting data requires access to the phone and the user&#x27;s laptop. When someone has physical access to a device, the vast majority of security goes out of the window (sans disk encryption).<p>This is very different from remote monitoring of a user&#x27;s data in Apple&#x27;s data center.<p>Obviously, privacy needs to be addressed in the larger political arena, however Apple&#x27;s moves here should be applauded.
pktgen超过 10 年前
I hope there&#x27;s a future feature to disable pairing records and require the phone to be unlocked every time it is connected to a computer (before it can be synced). I find that I rarely need to sync with a computer, so I would not be bothered by such a requirement.
kalleboo超过 10 年前
TL;DR: A previously trusted&#x2F;paired computer can read data on an iPhone. The pairing code can by copied to other computers (via restoring from backup etc).<p>So use full-disk encryption on your computer and backups as well.