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Apple introduced some battery throttling tech to iPhones to help preserve battery life. Learn how and when you might want to disable this feature to get the most out of your iPhone battery. Continue reading How and Why to Turn Off Battery Throttling on Your iPhone
The steps in this guide describe the process of associating an iPhone with an Apple ID when using iOS 17 on both your first iPhone and a second iPhone. Continue reading How to Associate an Apple ID with a Second New or Reset iPhone
Want to crash someone’s iPhone or iPad? Turns out it’s not that tricky, if you have a Flipper Zero. Continue reading Making iPhones and iPads crash with a Flipper Zero
The Flipper Zero is an incredibly versatile hacking device. Now it can be used to crash iPhones in its vicinity by sending them a never-ending stream of pop-ups.
These types of hacks have been possible for decades, but they require special equipment and a fair amount of expertise. The capabilities generally required expensive SDRs—short for software-defined radios—that, unlike traditional hardware-defined radios, use firmware and processors to digitally re-create radio signal transmissions and receptions. The $200 Flipper Zero isn’t an SDR in its own right, but as a software-controlled radio, it can do many of the same things at an affordable price and with a form factor that’s much more convenient than the previous generations of SDRs…
According to Apple analyst Ming-Chi Kuo, Apple will start introductory production on the standard iPhone 17 in India, marking the first time the company begins development of a new iPhone outside of China. MacRumors reports: Apple will opt to assemble … Continue reading iPhone 17 To Be Assembled In India As Apple Aims To Further Diversify Supply Chain
Apple on Wednesday lost a bid to block a mass London lawsuit worth up to $2 billion which accuses the tech giant of hiding defective batteries in millions of iPhones. From a report: The lawsuit was brought by British consumer champion Justin Gutmann on… Continue reading Mass Lawsuit Against Apple Over iPhone Batteries Can Go Ahead, London Tribunal Rules
An anonymous reader shares a report: Users have been reporting that their iPhone 15’s NFC chips were failing after using BMW’s in-car wireless charging, but until now, Apple hasn’t addressed the complaints. That seems to have changed as MacRumors repor… Continue reading Apple Says BMW Wireless Chargers Really Are Messing With iPhone 15s
Learn how to easily associate an Apple ID with a second iPhone to access all your apps, media and iCloud services seamlessly with this step-by-step guide. Continue reading How to Associate an Apple ID with a Second iPhone That Has Completed Setup
Learn how to remove an Apple ID from your iPhone easily with this step-by-step guide. Continue reading How to Remove an Apple ID from an iPhone
I’m looking for resources, guidance from someone with experience, or a known vulnerability to exploit an iPhone by changing the date.
I have a timed-out device with an extremely long wait time for entering the password (it’s an old version… Continue reading Changing date on iPhone without logging in [closed]