It's one of the marks of the time of the Keyneses: Our iPhones are safe, they can't be turned ongo without our permission, and our data is safe, only we can reach them. The problem is when an agency like the FBI made a request to Apple to get the iPhone data involved in the case … This has happened again, and An investigation into the Penescola case, but it appears the FBI managed to unlock the iPhone 11 Pro involved thanks to GrayKey
The research focuses on finding the profile of Penascola murder for murder, but mostly wants to unlock Baris Ali Coch's iPhone, allegedly the brother of a murderer and the man who helped him flee the country by giving him his passport. A IPhone locked with code and it's impossible to unlock with face ID (if you don't have it configured to lock only with a code). Therefore, i The FBI has re-used the controversial GrayKey, the black market open box is a little known to prevent Apple from closing the doors they use to open machines.
And as we say, in this case it's the iPhone 11 Pro. Most have already been called up against the blockade, beginning with the FBI itself and ending with President Donald Trump himself, however Apple does not seem to be passing through the metal… The back doors mean our data is not as secure as they say, but even though they now tell us that our devices are safe, you still seem to want to be unlocked, apparently at a price marked by GrayKey, but don't …
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