iPhone question

Ironhead

Son of the First Nation
Sep 13, 2008
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Will my cord for my iPhone 6 charge a 5c ?
 
i have a question related to iphones: my business has an extra iPhone laying around. Former employee no longer with the company. Anyway, it's a small company with no tech support... the phone is locked with a PASSCODE! Long story short we cannot call the employee to ask... could the bell store unlock it for us? we don't need any of the information on the phone... we just need the phone lol so we would be happy to completely erase all the data on the phone just so we can set it up from scratch...

THANKS!
 
.. the phone is locked with a PASSCODE!
THE FBI had the same problem with Syed Farook's iPhone. The FBI asked Apple to help and were told to fcuk off. The FBI did manage to find a way to unlock the iPhone and now Apple is pissed off that the FBI won't tell them how.

Tomorrow I'll tell you how the FBI might have done it.
 
See bottom of this link:
https://support.apple.com/en-ca/HT204306

i have a question related to iphones: my business has an extra iPhone laying around. Former employee no longer with the company. Anyway, it's a small company with no tech support... the phone is locked with a PASSCODE! Long story short we cannot call the employee to ask... could the bell store unlock it for us? we don't need any of the information on the phone... we just need the phone lol so we would be happy to completely erase all the data on the phone just so we can set it up from scratch...

THANKS!
 
THE FBI had the same problem with Syed Farook's iPhone. The FBI asked Apple to help and were told to fcuk off. The FBI did manage to find a way to unlock the iPhone and now Apple is pissed off that the FBI won't tell them how.

Tomorrow I'll tell you how the FBI might have done it.



but i thought the problem was that the FBI wanted to access all the information on the phone... i don't need the data on the phone. I'm pretty sure you're unclear about something - though i can't say what
 
but i thought the problem was that the FBI wanted to access all the information on the phone... i don't need the data on the phone. I'm pretty sure you're unclear about something - though i can't say what
Correct. You can unlock the phone, but you're going to have to wipe all of the data. The FBI didn't want to do that, obviously.
 
i have a question related to iphones: my business has an extra iPhone laying around. Former employee no longer with the company. Anyway, it's a small company with no tech support... the phone is locked with a PASSCODE! Long story short we cannot call the employee to ask... could the bell store unlock it for us? we don't need any of the information on the phone... we just need the phone lol so we would be happy to completely erase all the data on the phone just so we can set it up from scratch...

THANKS!

You should be able to get it factory reset.
 
i have a question related to iphones: my business has an extra iPhone laying around. Former employee no longer with the company. Anyway, it's a small company with no tech support... the phone is locked with a PASSCODE! Long story short we cannot call the employee to ask... could the bell store unlock it for us? we don't need any of the information on the phone... we just need the phone lol so we would be happy to completely erase all the data on the phone just so we can set it up from scratch...

THANKS!

like the guy above said plug the phone into iTunes and do a factory reset
 
what kind of business is this anyway? i would like to apply there so that i can get an iphone.. what kind of iphone?
 
I found an iPhone a while back. It was password protected and what I did see was in some weird foreign language. I figure the owner would find me. Sure enough a few days later someone who looked like he was from the Russian mafia showed up at my house.
 
I found an iPhone a while back. It was password protected and what I did see was in some weird foreign language. I figure the owner would find me. Sure enough a few days later someone who looked like he was from the Russian mafia showed up at my house.

That's funny.

I've returned a half dozen or so phones over the years. Everyone was always so happy to get their phone back. I figure it's a karma thing. I would hope someone would do the same for me. Then one day my wife dropped her phone on the way to work. I started calling it and after the 10th. time, a guy answered. He said he'd leave it with a bank near where she dropped it. I asked for his email address so I could E-transfer him a reward. He said, thanks but not necessary.
 
That's funny. I've returned a half dozen or so phones over the years.
Switching from cellphones to laptops. A friend of a friend of a friend of a friend lives in a high end condo building and every now and then he finds laptops that people throw out. His latest find is an i7 gaming laptop that was only battery missing. Anyway, some of those laptops still have personal videos still on the harddrive.