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Breaking into iOS 16.5: Extracting the File System and Keychain

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Re: Breaking into iOS 16.5: Extracting the File System and Keychain

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> "consent extraction"... can only be used when the device passcode is known or not set.

I doubt it'll be used like that.

Does a legitimate user really need this? Apple already backs most local data (basically photos) to cloud anyways.

Frankly I was wishing for a jailbreak. Haven't used iPhones in years because rooting is hard, and no custom ROMs to provide future updates. (Btw custom Read Only Memory is such a weird oxymoron lol)