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Revision as of 18:07, 7 November 2013
The lock screen is what you see once you wake a device up. It tells you to slide from left to right to unlock your device, followed by an optional passcode prompt. Several methods of bypassing the passcode prompt have surfaced multiple times in its lifetime.
- Method for iOS 4.1
- Method for iOS 6.1
- Method for iOS 6.1.3
- Method for iOS 7.0(.1)
- Method for iOS 7.0.2
The passcode can also be brute-forced if the device is jailbroken, and the passcode is simple (four digits). A Longer passcode will take much longer [1]
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