But I’ve never seen this site before, how true what they are saying is.
Also I don’t have an iPhone, so I can’t conform this guys steps.
But… 100% confident that they can disable phones remotely. They advertise it as a feature for disabling stolen phones. But they advertise they only disable phones that people have reported stolen. But they can disable any phone they want for any reason theoretically.
Familiar with the first one. Of course they can put anything they want in an update (see iOS 15 CSAM concerns, and restricting setting AirDrop to everyone for only 10 minutes).
I’m not really sure what you and that source is implying by “remote deleting apps”. What you really should do is turn off the “offloading apps to save space” feature if you’re concerned about Apple pulling an app from the App Store, as that has happened, and back up your IPA files so you can reinstall them if you needed to.
The last one is fair, you’re right that they could just trigger Activation Lock on all iPhones just for funsies and not accept your password to reactivate
Also this is in the context of communist trying to organize using iPhones. It wouldn’t surprise me if Apple had a partnership set up where they secretly were able to target in manipulate phones. As of right now in the United States and a good portion of the world, there are open source operating systems that you can run on open bootlaters and keep most, if not all, remote interference off your phone. Just my thoughts.
It’s fine, feel free to take your time.
I remember when they gave out the U2 album but I watched the keynote that year. That still doesn’t seem like an update even if it was controversial.
I block iOS updates with a tvOS profile personally.
If you can find a source later for your latter claims, please provide it.
So apple for sure doesn’t have open updates, they’ve been caught purposefully slowing down old phones without telling users:
https://www.npr.org/2020/11/18/936268845/apple-agrees-to-pay-113-million-to-settle-batterygate-case-over-iphone-slowdowns
Then they can remotely uninstall apps, Hmmm, maybe you can disable that:
https://www.askdavetaylor.com/how-to-ensure-apple-doesnt-remote-delete-apps-from-iphone-ipad/
But I’ve never seen this site before, how true what they are saying is.
Also I don’t have an iPhone, so I can’t conform this guys steps.
But… 100% confident that they can disable phones remotely. They advertise it as a feature for disabling stolen phones. But they advertise they only disable phones that people have reported stolen. But they can disable any phone they want for any reason theoretically.
https://www.fool.com/investing/2020/06/02/apples-software-tracks-iphones-stole
If find my iPhone can do it, then Apple can, it all runs through their servers of course.
Familiar with the first one. Of course they can put anything they want in an update (see iOS 15 CSAM concerns, and restricting setting AirDrop to everyone for only 10 minutes).
I’m not really sure what you and that source is implying by “remote deleting apps”. What you really should do is turn off the “offloading apps to save space” feature if you’re concerned about Apple pulling an app from the App Store, as that has happened, and back up your IPA files so you can reinstall them if you needed to.
The last one is fair, you’re right that they could just trigger Activation Lock on all iPhones just for funsies and not accept your password to reactivate
Also this is in the context of communist trying to organize using iPhones. It wouldn’t surprise me if Apple had a partnership set up where they secretly were able to target in manipulate phones. As of right now in the United States and a good portion of the world, there are open source operating systems that you can run on open bootlaters and keep most, if not all, remote interference off your phone. Just my thoughts.