[Jon XD]

Hey anyone can tell me is there any way to break the posscode lock ? if yes then how ? if not then ok

[leepierre]

I don't think so.


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[taz323]

There is no way around it, you need the password.

[pr1nce]

I don't think so

[Haalcyon]

Nope, all you can do is erase and restore the device.


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[kch50428]

Nope, all you can do is erase and restore the device.

Which will still require the original AppleID/Password that the device was activated with prior to erasing/restoring...

[Haalcyon]

Which will still require the original AppleID/Password that the device was activated with prior to erasing/restoring...

When my daughter locked her iPad I just put it in DFU mode and restored it. No passcode needed.


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[zerog46]

I think we are all talking about two different things here.

Pass code and iCloud find my iPhone lock code are two different things.

[kch50428]

I think we are all talking about two different things here.

Pass code and iCloud find my iPhone lock code are two different things.

One restoring will need the AppleID and password to restore 'activation locked' devices no matter what the reason for the restore...

[Just_Me_D]

When my daughter locked her iPad I just put it in DFU mode and restored it. No passcode needed.


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Generally speaking, a restore is required to bypass the lockscreen passcode, especially with iOS versions prior to iOS 7. Even then, the person will have to set it up as a new device. If they try to restore from a backup, they will still need to know the Apple ID & passcode. If the iCloud activation lock has been enabled, a restore is absolutely useless because they will not be able to even use the device without knowing the Apple ID & passcode.

[serglb]

If they restore it (with activation lock disabled) then it'll be like a new phone. If activation lock is enabled then, they're screwed.


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[iOS Gravity]

Disable activation lock/find my iPhone using iCloud.com and then restore using iTunes.

[Jaguarr40]

I was going to ask who's phone it is and what brought it this way that you have this reason to know this info as you can see how guarded we all are about these types of questions but I don't thing I will.