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Apple being sued because two-factor authentication on an iPhone or Mac takes too much time...
What do you propose is a better safe and secure way to secure your account and prevent someone easily resetting your password and accessing your persons information? What other company does it better while just as secure?ClarityToSee said:I would agree with the lawsuit. The two factor authentication process is time consuming and inconvenient for the users.
Apple should work on another way to strengthen security. What happened to simple and intuitive philosophy of Apple’s?
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Apple being sued because two-factor authentication on an iPhone or Mac takes too much time...
This is so frivolous. If the person who brought forth this case loses they should have to pay any and all Apple legal fees.
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Crime blotter: Brazen iPad mini warehouse theft, restauranteur fencing stolen MacBooks, mo...
It is already set up like that. Glad you got your phone back.zoetmb said:
I think Apple has to enable functionality (unless this works already) where you can remotely lock one's device even if it's turned off and then it automatically locks the next time it's turned on. Otherwise, if the thief shuts off the phone before you get to lock it, you're out of luck.
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Crime blotter: Brazen iPad mini warehouse theft, restauranteur fencing stolen MacBooks, mo...
None of your assumptions are correct. People steal anything just because and people buy stollen goods because they are cheep and don’t think about activation lock and then they are screwed. In the article it literally had an example of find my iPhone helping police find a stolen device. If a warehouse is robbed those devices don’t have anyone signed in to activation lock.lkrupp said:So, apparently it IS child’s play to unlock iOS devices and defeat activation lock. Apparently it is NOT possible for Apple to lock and track these stolen devices. Apparently we’ve been sold a pack of lies about the security of Apple hardware. If not then why does Apple hardware seem to be the first choice among thieves. I’m starting to doubt what Apple says about its products. On the Apple Discussion forums we tell people looking to defeat activation lock after they purchase a second hand device that they are out of luck unless the previous owner unlocks it and removes it from Find My Iphone. Is it all bullshit then?
I recomend re-reading the article.
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Newly-discovered iOS icon confirms small bezels, other changes in 2018 iPad Pros
I don’t remember when the price for the best iPad was $399 because it never was. When it launched the WiFi only model was $499. You can now get the exact same screen size but in retina for $329. Apple then introduced a different type of iPad that earned the pro label and cost more.hentaiboy said:
Yes except the price keeps on going up. Remember when the $399 iPad was the best iPad?*ericthehalfbee said:I like the fact Apple keeps improving the iPad/iPad Pro
*capacity aside
