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I went through my girlfriends sisters phone ..

I went through my girlfriends sisters phone .. Regret Confession

So let me start out by saying I completely know this was wrong and I regret it (a strong part of me does anyways..) this is my first time doing a story so bare with me.

So my Girlfriend (26) and I have been together now over 4 years. We have been moved in together now about a year and a half but in that time we have allowed her younger sister (19) move in for the short term as we live close by to where she is working currently .

I get on really well with her sister she’s great company to be around, great fun and she’s also quite a flirt when her sister is not around, she would give me compliments about the gym paying off and touch my arms or asking if her ass has gotten fatter from working out while in the skimpiest of biker shorts . She gets in my head then and thoughts of fucking her just flood my mind and now because she lives with us it happens more and more.

So today , yes literally today , it was just me and her at home as my girlfriend was on shift work and she asked me could I take her to collect her food she had ordered from a restaurant. Her sister does not drive yet and she can be quite a cheapskate with paying for deliveries so she always asks me to take her to collect it. Anyways I agree so we drive there and it is really cold this time of year where I am from and she didn’t bring a jacket . When we arrive at the restaurant she asked me could I go in and collect the food as it’s really cold and that I can pay for the food with Apple Pay on her phone. I said no problem but asked what her passcode is as I need that or her Face ID .. she told me the passcode and off I went to collect the food.

As soon as I left the car my brain lit up and the horny urges I’ve had of my girls sister took over. I went into the restaurant sat down to wait for her food but I was already going through her photo album without hesitation. Clean it was. I went to Snapchat - instantly went to “my eyes only “ section and thought “her main password is 6 digits , surely it’s not the first 4 of that??” It was. It opened and I found Atleast 30-50 videos of her in her underwear showing off her ass, fingering herself , swallowing some man’s cock, riding a huge dildo, getting fucked in a 3 way by two dudes who were African American possibly ( I say it like that because she has a boyfriend who is white!) My mind couldn’t handle what I was seeing there was so much there that I got so hard and horny and decided to save all the videos and pictures and sent them to my iMessage, saved them all to my phone and deleted the conversation from her phone. I was there for a good 20 minutes even with the food going cold that I needed to see every last video and made sure I got all of them .

I eventually got back to the car and the sister was puzzled as to why it took so long but I just said there was a massive queue. I then went home , straight upstairs and made myself cum three times to her collection.

Now that a few hours have passed I’ve realised what I’ve done is terrible but at the same time i get horny every time I see her videos. And I’ve come to realise how much of a slut my girls sister is! And I love it but at the same time it never leaves my head now! Thoughts on this??? I’m Going to hell! Peace ✌️

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Threads, Meta's new social media app, has signed up 100 million new users less than a week since its launch last Wednesday, making it the fastest-growing app in history.

Like other social media apps, users probably barely scanned − or skipped − the terms and conditions for what information Threads can collect, share and sell about them.

Meta probably already had a lot of information about users because Threads is built upon its Instagram platform.

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So how much does Threads already know about you, and what can it do with that data? Here are a few reasons to be concerned about your privacy.

What information does Threads collect?

Social media platforms monetize user data by selling relevant ads based on your location and activity, but, along with the usual app privacy requests like browsing history and location data, Threads also asks for financial information, health and fitness data, diagnostics and a nefarious-sounding "sensitive info."

Many users have voiced concern over Threads for its 14-point list of data permissions you're granting Meta to use the app. Twitter, by comparison, has 10 of these.

"I would say it's at the outer boundaries of what's usually expected, which is to be expected from its connection to Facebook, a brand long known for being especially hungry to take in user data and commercialize it in different ways," says Dan Ackerman, the new editor-in-chief at Gizmodo, a leading technology, science and culture news publication.

Android users can toggle off some of the data requests from the app, while the Apple App Store is "more take-it-or-leave it," Ackerman said.

"It also doesn't help that there's no browser-based fully functional version of Threads right now, and so you have to use the app version," he said.

Meta declined my request for comment and clarification.

Is Threads data collection worse than Twitter?

It's not necessarily malicious, suggests Tim Bajarin, a veteran technology analyst and Chairman of the San Jose, California-based market research firm Creative Strategies. "Users should know this Threads data list is pulled directly from Instagram, and it's all tied to their advertising engine when they start to monetize Threads.  

"When you sign off on financial info, for example, they're not looking at your bank statements or anything," Bajarin said.

Rather, Threads collects what you're posting about and liking, where you are, and whether you bought something through a third-party site, app or game you logged into using your connected Facebook/Instagram ID (usually to avoid creating a new password altogether).

Bajarin said users are granting Meta access for future advertising.

"Meta isn't giving you a free app out of the goodness of their heart − they're there to make money, which is mostly from advertising."

Threads can collect and save this information, and the data can also be shared with third-party services that connect to your Threads profile.

Can you deactivate Threads?

Yes, but you cannot delete it without also deleting Instagram, Bajarin said.

"Meta built (Threads) on the Instagram infrastructure, on top of the program itself, and so it would be very difficult to uninstall one and not both – at least the way it's engineered today. ... They could eventually be spun out to be completely separate apps," Bajarin said.

To deactivate (but not delete) your Threads account, Adam Mosseri − the Instagram boss who now spearheads the Threads app – says you can choose to hide your Threads profile and content, delete individual Threads posts and set your profile to private, as reported by USA TODAY contributor Jennifer Jolly.

"Threads is powered by Instagram, so right now it's just one account, but we're looking into a way to delete your Threads account separately,” he posted.

Ackerman said the fact Threads is built on Instagram is actually a boon for Meta and users, "as it's especially easy to sign up for, has no wait list, and is simple to use." But "in order to delete your Threads account after you sign up, you’ll need to delete your Instagram account, as well, which reminds me of the difficulty people had deleting their Facebook accounts in the past, and how there was a lot of fine print about what data Facebook would keep unless you jumped through extra hoops."

Is the Threads app safe?

Threads is asking for more permissions than Twitter, so it boils down to your comfort level.

Though some of the privacy permissions seem ludicrous – granting Threads access to health and activity data and other "sensitive info" on a smartphone just seems wrong – no one is forcing users to install and use Threads or any other social media app that monetizes its free platform by delivering personalized, contextual ads to you.

Threads is available in more than 100 countries, but perhaps it's no surprise it isn't available in the Europe Union just yet: Meta was forced to pay more than $400 million by EU regulators for forcing users to accept targeted ads.

Personally, I am using and enjoying Threads quite a bit but wish there was more clarity about how my data is collected and used. And I'm disappointed Meta declined to clarify things.

I select "Ask not to track" on all iPhone apps to reduce an app's visibility into my web browsing activity, and I have a virtual private network (VPN) on my computer for extra privacy, but perhaps it's true there is nothing truly free in this world – it's just up to each person to decide whether the cost is worth it.

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The internal documentation details a messy and controversial process within Tumblr itself. One internal post made by Cyle Gage, a product manager at Tumblr, states that a query made to prepare data for OpenAI and Midjourney compiled a huge number of user posts that it wasn't supposed to. It is not clear from Gage's post whether this data has already been sent to OpenAl and Midjourney, or whether Gage was detailing a process for scrubbing the data before it was to be sent.

Gage wrote:

"the way the data was queried for the initial data dump to Midjourney/OpenAl means we compiled a list of all tumblr's public post content between 2014 and 2023, but also unfortunately it included, and should not have included:

private posts on public blogs

posts on deleted or suspended blogs

unanswered asks (normally these are not public until they're answered)

private answers (these only show up to the receiver and are not public)

posts that are marked 'explicit' / NSFW / 'mature' by our more modern standards (this may not be a big deal, I don't know)

content from premium partner blogs (special brand blogs like Apple's former music blog, for example, who spent money with us on an ad campaign) that may have creative that doesn't belong to us, and we don't have the rights to share with this-parties; this one is kinda unknown to me, what deals are in place historically and what they should prevent us from doing."

Gage's post makes clear that engineers are working on compiling a list of post IDs that should not have been included, and that password-protected posts, DMS, and media flagged as CSAM and other community guidelines violations were not included.

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Tap the gear icon, select "Visibility," and turn on the "Prevent third-party sharing for [your blog name]" switch.

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its official: tumblr is selling our data to Midjourney

we'd been hearing rumors about this for a bit but now its open and out there. some details from this article

it goes without saying, but if @staff goes through with this its going to be an utter shitshow and im all but certain the website will not survive it.

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How to Remove Apple ID from iPhone without Password

Planning to sell your iPhone but forgetting your Apple ID passcode? You are in the right place! As we all know, an Apple ID is a vital personal account for users to store data, log into Apple software, and subscribe to services. Therefore, you must delete Apple ID account on iPhone before you sell or present it to others, or you will face the risk of privacy disclosure and data loss.

However, it may be a little complex for you to delete your Apple ID if you forget its passcode. In this post, we'll introduce three useful solutions for how to remove Apple ID without password. You may get some effective advice if you read on.

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Step-by-Step Guide to Resetting Your Apple Watch

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Resetting an Apple Watch can be necessary for various reasons, such as troubleshooting issues, preparing to sell, or resolving performance problems. This comprehensive guide will walk you through the reset process and provide a detailed overview of Apple Watch specifications.

Apple Watch Specifications Breakdown

Model Lineup

Series: Apple Watch Series 9

Available Sizes:

41mm

45mm

Design and Build

Materials:

Aluminum

Stainless Steel

Titanium

Case Colors:

Silver

Graphite

Gold

Product Red

Display: Retina LTPO OLED

Screen Protection: Ion-X glass or Sapphire crystal

Technical Specifications

Processor: Apple S9 chip

RAM: 32GB storage

Water Resistance: 50 meters

Durability Rating: WR50 water resistance

Display Details

Screen Type: Always-On Retina Display

Brightness: Up to 1000 nits

Resolution:

41mm: 352 x 430 pixels

45mm: 396 x 484 pixels

Connectivity

Bluetooth: 5.0

Wi-Fi: 802.11b/g/n 2.4GHz and 5GHz

Cellular Option: Available

GPS: Built-in GPS and GLONASS

Health and Fitness Features

Sensors:

Heart Rate Monitor

Blood Oxygen Sensor

ECG Capability

Temperature Sensing

Accelerometer

Gyroscope

Fitness Tracking:

Workout Detection

Activity Rings

Fall Detection

Battery and Charging

Battery Life: Up to 18 hours

Charging: Magnetic Fast Charging

Charging Time: Approximately 45 minutes to 80%

How to Reset Your Apple Watch: Step-by-Step Guide

Method 1: Soft Reset

Open Settings on your Apple Watch

Navigate to General > Reset

Select “Erase All Content and Settings”

Enter your passcode

Confirm the reset

Wait for the process to complete

Method 2: Force Restart

Press and hold both the side button and Digital Crown

Release when the Apple logo appears

Wait for the watch to restart

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Method 3: Reset via iPhone

Open Watch app on your iPhone

Tap “All Watches”

Tap the “i” icon next to your watch

Select “Unpair Apple Watch”

Confirm the unpair and reset

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

1. Will resetting my Apple Watch delete all my data?

Yes, a full reset erases all content, settings, and personal information. Always backup your data before resetting.

2. How often should I reset my Apple Watch?

Only reset when experiencing persistent issues or preparing to sell/transfer the device.

3. Can I reset my Apple Watch without an iPhone?

Direct reset requires an iPhone. Without an iPhone, you can only force restart the device.

4. What should I do before resetting my Apple Watch?

Backup your data via iCloud

Unpair from your iPhone

Ensure the watch is charged

Have your Apple ID and password ready

5. How long does a reset take?

A complete reset typically takes 10–15 minutes, depending on your device’s model and storage.

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6. Will a reset fix performance issues?

A reset can resolve many software-related problems but won’t fix hardware issues.

7. Do I need to pair my Apple Watch again after a reset?

Yes, you’ll need to pair the watch with an iPhone as if it were a new device.

8. Can I recover data after a reset?

If you’ve created a backup before resetting, you can restore your data during the setup process.

9. Is it safe to reset my Apple Watch?

Yes, resetting is a safe troubleshooting method when done correctly.

10. What versions of watchOS support these reset methods?

These methods are compatible with watchOS 9 and watchOS 10.

Pro Tips for Apple Watch Maintenance

Regularly update watchOS

Keep your watch clean and dry

Avoid extreme temperatures

Use official Apple charging accessories

Perform periodic soft resets to maintain performance

Conclusion

Resetting your Apple Watch can help resolve technical issues and prepare your device for a new user. Always backup your data and follow the steps carefully to ensure a smooth reset process.

Remember, if you’re experiencing persistent issues, contact Apple Support for professional assistance.

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How to Reset Your iPhone Without Losing Everything

Resetting your iPhone can be a useful step to resolve various issues, improve performance, or prepare for a new setup.

However, a common concern is losing personal data like photos, contacts, and apps during the process. Fortunately, it's possible to reset your iPhone without losing everything.

In this guide, we'll walk you through the steps to safely reset your iPhone while preserving your valuable data.

1. Backup Your iPhone

The most important step before resetting your iPhone is to create a backup. This ensures that all your data, including contacts, photos, videos, app data, and settings, is safely stored and can be restored after the reset.

You can back up your iPhone using iCloud or iTunes/Finder (for macOS Catalina and later).

Using iCloud:

Connect your iPhone to a Wi-Fi network.

Go to Settings > [your name] > iCloud.

Tap on iCloud Backup.

Toggle the iCloud Backup switch on if it isn't already, then tap Back Up Now.

Wait until the backup process is complete. You can check the progress and confirm completion in the settings.

Using iTunes/Finder:

Connect your iPhone to your computer using a USB cable.

Open iTunes (for Windows or macOS Mojave and earlier) or Finder (for macOS Catalina and later).

Select your iPhone when it appears in iTunes or Finder.

Under the Backups section, select This Computer to save the backup to your computer.

Click on Back Up Now.

Wait for the backup to complete, and ensure it's saved successfully before proceeding.

2. Reset Your iPhone

After creating a backup, you're ready to reset your iPhone. There are a few types of resets, but the most common and useful one is a soft reset or reset all settings, which won't delete your data but will reset your settings to default.

Reset All Settings:

Go to Settings > General.

Scroll down and tap on Reset.

Select Reset All Settings.

You will be prompted to enter your passcode. Enter it to proceed.

Confirm the reset when prompted.

This option resets your settings (such as Wi-Fi passwords, wallpapers, and accessibility settings) but leaves your data, apps, and personal information intact.

Factory Reset (Without Losing Data):

If you want to perform a full factory reset but don't want to lose your data, you must ensure you have a recent backup (as outlined above) and then follow these steps:

After backing up your iPhone, go to Settings > General.

Scroll down and tap on Reset.

Choose Erase All Content and Settings.

You will be asked to enter your passcode and Apple ID password to confirm.

Tap on Erase iPhone.

Your iPhone will then proceed with the reset. Once it has finished, the device will restart, and you'll be greeted with the setup screen.

3. Restore Your Data

Once your iPhone has been reset, you'll need to restore your data from the backup you created earlier.

Restoring from iCloud Backup:

During the setup process after resetting, choose Restore from iCloud Backup.

Sign in with your Apple ID.

Choose the most recent backup from the list.

The restoration process will begin, and your data will be downloaded from iCloud. Ensure you stay connected to Wi-Fi until the process completes.

Restoring from iTunes/Finder Backup:

Connect your iPhone to the computer where you saved your backup.

Open iTunes or Finder.

Select your iPhone when it appears.

In the Backups section, click Restore Backup.

Choose the most recent backup and click Restore.

Wait for the restore process to complete before disconnecting your iPhone.

4. Reinstall Apps and Settings

After restoring your data, you may need to reinstall apps or reconfigure certain settings that were reset. Open the App Store and go to Purchased to see all the apps you have downloaded previously. You can download them again from there.

5. Verify Your Data

After everything is set up, take a moment to go through your iPhone and verify that all your important data is back. Check your photos, contacts, messages, and any other critical information to ensure nothing is missing.

Conclusion

Resetting your iPhone without losing everything is entirely possible with a few careful steps. Always back up your data first, choose the right type of reset, and then restore your information from the backup. By following this guide, you can enjoy a fresh start on your iPhone while keeping all your important data safe and intact.

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maybe I'm just struggling cause it's new but it's just been like

Do you want to set up face ID now or later?

Do you want to set up apple pay now or later?

There is no button to close an application, you have to make a very specific diagonal swiping gesture at EXACTLY the right speed or else everything just jiggles a li

I can't put any of my music on it, all my MP3 files just kinda refuse to move over and I don't fully understand why

It doesn't sync with my iTunes account and I don't understand why

To get my existing music onto my phone it says I have to download Apple Applications or whatever the fuck onto my laptop and once I did THAT it said to access my music I had to download Apple Music and once I did THAT I had to make an Apple Music Account at that apparently is only free for the first month before it starts charging me like 5 bucks a month and EVEN ONCE I DID THAT BULLSHIT IT WANTED ME TO BUY ALL MY MUSIC AGAIN

I ALREADY HAVE MY OWN MP3 FILES I JUST WANT TO HAVE THEM ACCESSABLE ON MY PHONE YOU ASININE SONS OF BITCHES

I cant figure out how to permanently say "no" to Face ID and Apple Pay, I just keep getting pop-ups that say "do this now or later" and guess fucking what, LATER KEEPS HAPPENING

What the hell do you mean if I delete an app it stays in my app library. I want it GONE I want it UNINSTALLED. Why the hell would I ever want a phone to be a ruler, why is that a feature that you have

I just now realized this smug stupid son of a bitch doesn't have a headphone jack. Where the hell do my headphones go. WHY THE FUCK WOULD I BUY WIRELESS HEADPHONES I HAVE TO CHARGE EVERY DAY WHEN WIRED HEADPHONES NEVER LOSE BATTERY OR GO MISSING

I don't want my shit on the cloud. I don't want my shit on the cloud. I don't want my shit on the cloud

Why do I have to enter my password every time I want to take a FUCKING picture. LET ME OPEN MY FUCKING CAMERA FROM MY LOCK SCREEN.

I can't open my phone unless I swipe up at the right speed in the right way at the right fucking temperature when mercury is in alignment with Venus or some fuck shit I hate it I hate it I hate it FUCK YOU MOTHER FUCKER LET ME ENTER MY FUCKING PASSWORD. I WHAT CIRCUMSTANCE WOULD I BE OPENING MY PHONE AMD NOT WANTING TO USE MY PHONE. FUCK YOU FUCK YOU FUCK YOU FUCK YOU FUCK YOU FUCK YOU FUCK YOU FUCK YOU FUCK YOU FUCK YOU FUCK YOU

Okay so I finally figured out how to open my camera without unlocking my phone. Why the HELL would there be two different ways to do the same thing from the lock screen. Why would I want that. Why does one way involve swiping up and entering a code when the other way is just swiping left. What kind of escape room bullshit is this. Are we smoking crack right now

All the apps I want are on my home screen how do I explode the stupid fucking sort by category app library page from orbit with a heatseeking ballistic missile

I DONT WANT TO SET UP FACE ID FUCK YOUR FUCKING MOTHER

wwhy phone so fucking slippery no wonder every single one I've ever seen is smashed to shit you made it out of elvish satin and children's dreams this thing slides sideways on a flat fucking surface by the gravitational presence of the moon you psychotic fucks what is wrong with TEXTURES I hate you

If this slippery piece of minimalist horseshit asks me one more time to set up face ID and Apple pay I'm going to launch it into the fucking stratosphere I swear to christ I'll fucking do it

I just got my first ever iPhone and my god it is terrible, how did they get so popular this thing is a nightmare

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What to do if your phone gets stolen

If your phone falls into the hands of criminals, do not panic. Here is how to protect your data.

June 2, 2021

If you can’t find your phone, don’t panic. Exhaust your good options — maybe you misplaced it or lent it to someone, or buried it under some papers — and then, unfortunately, assume it was stolen. If you read our post on how to theft-proof your smartphone and data and followed the tips, then you’ve safeguarded your information and can restore it on a new phone. But even if you didn’t prepare in advance, you can reduce the damage.

Table of Contents:

Best-case scenario

Worst-case scenario

Have your SIM card blocked

Warn your relatives and friends

Block stolen smartphone

Unlink bank cards

Block the smartphone’s IMEI number

What’s next?

Contact the police

Change your passwords

Restore your data

Cheer up

Best-case scenario

Your phone’s screen was locked when it went missing, the data on it is encrypted, and the SIM card is PIN-protected. In that case:

Use the Find My Device (Android) or Find My (iOS) feature to mark the phone as lost and have the device display an on-screen message with the number of a friend or relative who can contact you in case someone honest finds the device;

After waiting as long as you’re comfortable on the first step, remotely delete all data on the device and contact your operator to block the SIM card;

Buy a new smartphone and restore your data from a backup copy.

We also recommend staying vigilant after the theft. Thieves often take advantage of that contact information, especially with more expensive devices, and use social engineering to trick the owner of the stolen device into revealing the password for their Google or Apple ID account. If successful, they can unlink the device from the account and make more money by selling the phone whole than by disassembling it and selling the parts.

In short, treat all texts and calls related to a stolen phone with the utmost suspicion, and do not enter or reveal your Google account or Apple ID credentials.

Worst-case scenario

If the smartphone landed in the wrong hands and it is not protected, possibly not even by a screen lock, then time is of the essence. The first thing you need is another phone from which to make several calls. Ask store or restaurant staff to use their phone, or flag down a cab and borrow the driver’s phone.

Block your SIM card

Your first call is to your carrier. Tell the support rep that you lost your SIM card and ask them to block it. Once the SIM card is blocked, the thief will no longer be able to impersonate you (call from your number or receive a text message with a verification code for changing a password or confirming a transaction, for example).

Warn relatives and friends

Your second call should be to a friend or relative. Explain that your phone was stolen, and ask them to warn mutual contacts that they might get calls or messages from your number with requests for money or maybe some questions, all of which they should ignore. You might want to ask them to post a warning on social media if you share many friends there.

Block smartphone

You will need access to the Internet to block your stolen smartphone. If at all possible, do so on a secure device; you will be entering your password.

First, log in to your Google or Apple ID account. If you are logging in from someone else’s device, and you have two-factor authentication set up, that may be difficult. Obviously, you can’t get a verification text or open a mobile authenticator app; your phone is gone. Android users can change the password without text message verification. If that applies to you, you will need to enter one of the backup codes you received when setting up two-factor authentication. iPhone users can recover account access by having a verification code sent to a trusted phone number or device.

Once you have logged in to your Google or Apple ID account, here’s what to do:

Find your missing smartphone in the device list under Security (for Android phones) or the Find My iPhone app (for iPhones) and find the missing smartphone in the list of devices;

Note the location of the smartphone on the map. If the phone is on and geolocation is active, its location icon should appear. However, even if the thief’s path is clear, do not try to chase them. Rather, ask the police for help;

Select Lost Mode. The system will offer to enter a message for the lock screen and a backup number to contact you. Your smartphone will now display that message, and nothing else. If the phone was simply misplaced, not stolen, the finder will be able to call you. Watch out for phishing messages and calls; criminals may pose as support reps and contact you to try to get the account password;

If your device contains important and sensitive information, consider the drastic measure of erasing it remotely. However, keep in mind that option is irrevocable — and also means giving up the ability to locate the phone remotely.

Unlink bank cards

When you block your smartphone with Find My or Find My Device, respectively, Apple or Google may suggest unlinking any associated cards, but in case it doesn’t, unlink bank cards from your device manually in the account settings. Unless they were stolen along with the phone, you don’t need to block the cards.

For Android devices:

Sign in to your Google account;

In the Payments & subscriptions section, select Payment settings;

Remove your cards.

For iPhone:

Sign in to your Apple ID account;

In the Devices section, find the missing iPhone and select Remove all cards.

Block the smartphone’s IMEI number

In some countries, in addition to having the SIM card blocked, you can add a stolen phone’s identification number (IMEI) to the carrier’s blocklist. To do that, you need to give the carrier this number. If you have the box in which the phone came, you can find the number on it.

Android lets you use the Find your phone feature to find the IMEI: Click on the encircled “i” next to the image of your phone and the IMEI code will pop up.

iPhone users can find theirs at appleid.apple.com by signing in with the Apple ID used on the stolen device, scrolling down to Devices, and selecting the iPhone to see its IMEI.

In theory, once the carrier adds the IMEI to the blocklist, the smartphone will not be able to connect to the mobile network even with a different SIM card. This feature works in the United States, the United Kingdom, Turkey, Latvia and certain Latin American countries.

What’s next?

Once you’ve taken prudent steps to protect yourself and your data, it’s time to get down to mitigating other potential consequences.

Contact the police

Report the theft, giving police details such as carrier and phone number. However slim, there is still a chance to get your smartphone back. Sometimes phones get returned even after being missing for years.

Change your passwords

Change as many passwords as you can in your apps and mobile browser. Once you’ve replaced the passwords, set up two-factor authentication.

Restore your data

If you enabled backup on the device while you still had it, then you will be able to recover all information, down to text messages, on your new smartphone.

Here are the steps to do this on Android and iPhone.

Cheer up

The loss of a smartphone certainly carries serious stress and is a threat to your data. However, if you follow the steps above and back up your data in advance, you can cut your losses. Do not despair because your gadget was lost or stolen — your personal safety is the top priority.

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Your Go-To Guide for iPad Factory Reset

iPad is the pride of its owner due to its advanced features and configurations. But, if you wish to use the iPad without any hassles or worries, you need to have a basic understanding of iPad troubleshooting and iPad factory reset is one of them.  

iPad factor reset will help you have a fresh start for the device if you’re facing some persistent software issues. In today’s post, we’re going to talk about the factory iPad factory reset in detail so that you can make it happen without any hassle.

Why You Need to Perform iPad Factory Reset

Performing an iPad factory reset can help you resolve tons of hassles in one go. For instance:  

It can fix many kinds of software glitches or mal-functioning

It can help you get rid of unwanted files and settings that may have accumulated over time 

It will remove all the saved passwords and login details in one click. This is useful when you want to sell iPads in Delhi.

Thorough Steps for Performing iPad Factory Reset

Follow the below-mentioned steps for a smooth and easy iPad factory reset. 

Step #1- Take Backup 

Before you start the factory reset process for the iPad, you need to take the back of the important data present in it. You can either upload the crucial details on your iCloud or transfer them to the hard disk. 

Step #2- Deactivate ‘ Find My iPad’

If you have activated the ‘Find My iPad’ setting, disable it before you start the factory reset for the iPad. For this, you need to go to Settings>iCloud> Find My iPad. Just toggle off the switch, enter the Apple ID and corresponding passwords, and confirm it. 

Step #3- Erase all the details

To delete the entire content on the iPad, you need to go to Settings > General > Reset > Erase All Content and Settings. You need to provide your iPad passcode to confirm this action.

Step #4- Wait for Reset

As you will provide your passcode, the iPad factory reset will start. Depending upon the amount of data stored, reset might take 5-10 minutes or more. Make sure that your iPad is on charge and is connected through a stable internet connection. It’s better to use a WiFi connection.

Step #5- Start the set-up 

Once thefactory reset is finished, the iPad set-up will start. The initial setup will require the following basic details like providing Apple ID for sign-up and link to the iCloud account. 

Step#6- Restart the iPad 

To apply the reset settings, you need to restart the iPad. Simply, press & hold the Power button and slide to Power Off to shut down the iPad. 

Some iPad models even ask for recovery mode to restart the iPad. If you have set up the Face ID, you can restart the iPad by pressing and releasing the Volume Up button first and then the Volume Down button. Hold the power button for a while as the recovery mode screen will show up. 

Some iPad models can run in recovery mode using the home button. In this case, you need to press and hold the Home button for a while and use the USB to link the iPad to a data-device to activate the recovery mode. 

Final Say 

Factory Reset for iPad can fix tons of hassles and can help you enjoy seamless operations. However, you need to do it the right way and under the guidance of the iPad repair service centre in Delhi to avoid losing crucial data or messing up the process. The best iPad repair centre in Delhi FixMyMobile can take away all your worries and help you use the iPad easily. 

[chloesharetech]

Unlock iPhone｜For Forgetting iPhone Passcode

1. Using Erase iPhone (Without Computer and iOS 15 & Later)

In iOS 15.2, Apple added a new function called Security Lockout. It enables iPhone unlocking without a computer or iTunes and it is only available if Find My is turned on on your phone. Your iPhone will display the Security Lockout screen with an “Erase iPhone” option at the bottom right corner of the screen after you have entered the erroneous passcode more than seven times.

To reset your iPhone, you must utilize the Erase iPhone option. This is the steps:

Step 1.Make sure a cellular or Wi-Fi network is active on your iPhone.

Step 2.To verify your action, tap Erase iPhone one more after doing it the first time.

Step 3.To log out of your Apple ID, enter your password.

Step 4.To permanently remove all files and settings from your iPhone, tap Erase iPhone.

Step 5. Configure your iPhone.

2. Using iCloud (Without Computer)

iCloud might be your best bet for unlocking your iPhone if you don't see the Security Lock screen or if your iPhone is running iOS 15.1 or earlier.

Step 1. Visit iCloud.

Step 2. Log in to your iCloud account.

Step 3. Click All Devices in the menu at the top, then choose the iPhone you want to unlock.

Step 4. To disable Find My, click the Erase iPhone option and enter your Apple ID password.

Step 5. To delete your iPhone, click Next and adhere to the on-screen instructions.

Step 6. Set up your iPhone after the reset process is complete.

3. Using iTunes or Finder(Apple ID Required)

Using iTunes or the Finder is a different method to unlock your iPhone. iTunes and Finder do not detect your iPhone because it is locked. In order to unlock your iPhone on your computer, you must first put it in Recovery mode. Here's what you should do:

Step 1. Connect your Mac or PC to your iPhone.

Step 2. To put your iPhone into recovery mode, take the following actions:

1) iPhone 8 and later: Press the Volume Up button once, immediately let go, then press the Volume Down button. When the recovery mode screen appears, press and hold the Side button.

2) iPhone 7 and iPhone 7 Plus: Hold down the Side and Volume Down buttons while tapping the Home button to enter recovery mode.

3) In order to enter recovery mode on an iPhone 6s or earlier, press and hold the Side and Home buttons simultaneously.

Step 3. You will see one of the following windows if your iPhone successfully enters recovery mode:

Step 4. To restore your iPhone, launch Finder on a Mac or iTunes on a PC and follow the on-screen directions.

Step 5. Set your iPhone once the restoration process is finished.

Choose the approach that works best for you to recover access to your iPhone now that you know how to unlock your iPhone if you forgot your passcode.

Be aware that all of the aforementioned techniques will wipe your iPhone. Do a backup of your iPhone if you haven't done so before carrying out the reset procedures.

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How to recover an Old Cash App account with a phone number or email?

Sometimes it seems a stupendous task to remember applications' email IDs and passwords. So forgetting login details is common- however, now the question is how to recover passwords. Well, different applications or platforms have distinct policies regarding it. 

Users can reset their passwords here we will talk about the cash app. Customers can either submit a request on a cash app through the application or the website. Suppose you have forgotten the password for your account. So can you access the old cash app account without an email or phone number? 

Here is the straightforward answer: Yes, you can because Cash App saves all your data in the database once you register your Account. It means your data is saved, and you can recover it to get access to your old Cash App account. You can ask for a password reset link to recover the cash app account. There is more alternative to merging your old account to re-accumulate its fund. So whichever way you want to move choice is yours. 

How to recover Old Cash App account with a phone number or email- 

Here is what you need to do:  

Open the Cash App on your mobile phone

Click on the profile icon, and scroll down to find the Personal tab

Once you click on it on the next page, enter your old phone number or email address

Then you will get a sign-in code which you have to put in the given box to recover your old Cash App account.

This method sounds quite simple as you had your old phone number or email. However, if you don't have account details, it becomes tricky to re-access old Cash App the account. Still, you should give it a try. 

Can I access the old Cash App account without an email or phone number? 

Here is what you need to do: 

1. If you do not have a Cash App account, then create one.

2. Also, link the same bank account and debit card connected with your old Cash App account.

3. Now click on the Profile option.

4. Scroll down to find the Support option

5. Tap on something else 

6. Then select Can't Access Account.

7. Next, tap on the Contact Support and submit a request via email. 

8. Once you submit your request, you will receive a confirmation email from the Cash App support team to verify some personal information linked to your old account.

9. After the verification is successful, your old Cash App will be merged into a new Cash App account. 

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[ms-demeanor]

So many of the coping strategies you mentioned are online/ And indeed, it is difficult escaping the internet what with how ubiquitous smartphones are. I used to love discovering new music and making playlists on a music streaming app. But what if the “abuser” is tech savvy and mostly gets to you through networked devices? And you don’t know enough to figure out if changing passwords, phones, laptops, etc is enough. At this point, I feel like I am violating the privacy of anyone I reach out to.

A lot of that depends on whether or not the person abusing you knows you’re aware she’s tracking you. If she thinks you’re not aware of what’s going on this advice will work better. If she’s told you she’s tracking your behavior I have different advice. (We’re going to call your abuser Alice for the rest of this post.)

Okay, so if she doesn’t know you know - Cellphone first:

You’re either going to need to go to a public library or get a prepaid phone and go somewhere with wifi that Alice isn’t aware of. (A starbucks or mcdonald’s or the public library)

On a library computer or on the burner phone create a new account for your main phone. If you’ve got an android create a new gmail account, if you’ve got an iphone create a new appleID.

WHILE STILL ON THE LIBRARY COMPUTER OR THE BURNER PHONE add your new gmail or appleID as a recovery account for your previous accounts and delete any other recovery email addresses associated with those accounts.

Log into your old account from the library computer or the burner phone and change the password.

On the monitored phone back up and sync your photos and messages; manually write down the numbers of the contacts you want to keep because you will not be restoring from the backup; the backup is just so you can keep your photos and messages, they are not going on the phone again and you are going to lose all your apps and message history and contacts and settings.

You only have to back the phone up if you want to keep your photos and messages. If you’ve got them saved elsewhere then don’t worry about it because you WILL NOT restore from backup.

While the phone is backing up create a Protonmail account and begin the process of switching your online accounts to the protonmail address (do this from the burner or the library computer); change the passwords as you go and prioritize from most important to least important (banking first, socials last)

Once your monitored phone’s photos or messages are backed up to your old account’s email address change the associated account by using the instructions at the links bolded links above.

Do a factory reset of the phone (here’s how on android, here’s how on iphone).

Once the phone is reset *do not* restore from backup.

The first thing you should do is encrypt your phone. This may make your phone slower, but it will also make it safer. Make sure to set a passphrase or pin instead of using biometric IDs like thumbprints or facial recognition.

Once you’ve done that disable or uninstall junk apps and restrict permissions on all the remaining apps to only what is appropriate for those apps (for instance tumblr doesn’t get access to your microphone or camera). Here’s how on android, here’s how on apple.

While you’re still someplace that isn’t your home and using their internet manually reinstall the apps you use that you know are safe. Install an encrypted messenger like Signal, use that instead of your phone’s default messaging apps and ask your friends to use it too (feel free to tell them that you were being spied on and that this is for their privacy too). Install firefox focus instead of using the default browser.

Subscribe to a VPN for your phone; NordVPN is pretty inexpensive and overall well regarded.

From there on out never, ever let anyone use your phone. Never hand it to anyone unlocked, don’t use charger cables someone else gave you, and don’t use wifi without the VPN.

The advice for a desktop computer is pretty similar: go outside of the monitored network, change email addresses and passwords, and reinstall your computer’s operating system and programs manually. Purchase a VPN, use a complicated password to log in to your desktop, and install some variety or other of very aggressive antivirus.

Once you’ve got spyware or stalkerware wiped off your device it’s largely just a process of making sure that no one else can access your device. Like. If you have a laptop consider putting it in a knock-off otterbox case from Harbor Freight and padlock it closed when you’re not using it. Encrypt everything. Don’t let people plug stuff in to your computer, don’t download anything anyone has sent you.

It’s paranoid and exhausting but it works and it also does a good job of teaching you to be more about tech stuff so you can protect yourself better in the future.

So all of that is if Alice is not aware that you’re aware she’s spying on you. That process only works if Alice isn’t going to see you get back from the library and say “give me access to all your accounts again or I’m throwing you out on the street.”

If Alice DOES say that then a lot of the same advice applies just slightly adjusted:

Make a completely separate set of accounts for everything and only ever access them from phones that Alice doesn’t know about or from safe computers (like those at school or at the library or at work) and never use a network that Alice has access to.

You’re still setting up a protonmail, you’re still encrypting your burner phone and never letting anyone touch it, but now instead of changing your facebook password you are creating a new facebook with a different name and a different photo and putting everything on private and adding only the friends who you know can keep it secret.

Anyway, what you’re dealing with sounds super shitty and I hope this is helpful for creating a space where you feel comfortable online again.

[icloudbypassmaxtool]

iCloud Unlock Bypass

Try the Bypass to unlock the iCloud.

 All work on an iCloud account is stopped when it becomes locked. Users are unable to do their work using iCloud. The Bypass technique can be used to unlock the iCloud account. When the iCloud account is locked, most users either remove it or throw away the iDevice. There are many ways to bypass the internet, and many of them are fraudulent or filled with junk activities. This article outlines a procedure that requires security measures to be followed to complete the Bypass. This process is known as the iCloud Unlock Bypass.

 The iCloud Unlock Bypass unlocks the iCloud account without erasing any data. Users don't want to use the Bypass technique because they believe that it causes damage to the iCloud or the iDevice. The iCloud Unlock Bypass cannot disable or delete functions from the iDevice, just like the jailbreak. The iCloud Bypass is a complete security system with no errors or drawbacks.

 The iDevices differ from other digital devices in that they are more diverse than others. Apple has added a security system for the iDevice that is connected to the iCloud account. The possibility of locking the iDevice with the iCloud account is high because of the iDevice Security. If you have double trouble, don't worry! Use the iCloud Unlock Bypass.

 What is the iCloud Unlock Bypass, and how does it work?

 The iCloud Unlock Bypass can be used to bypass the iCloud account. Every user with an iCloud locked issue needs a secure bypassing method.

 The app security of the iCloud accounts causes the account to be locked quickly. The iCloud account is locked if the user of the iDevice doesn't use it properly. This causes the activation lock to be locked on the iCloud account.

 The iCloud Unlock Bypass will unlock the activation lock, and your data will be preserved in the iCloud.

 If a user wishes to continue with the Bypass, they should have the iDevice that has the locked iCloud and the IMEI number.

 Each user can perform the Bypass using the iCloud Bypass system. Users who don't have the technical knowledge or are unable to follow the instructions will proceed. You will receive a confirmation email with your results if you follow these guidelines.

 Because the procedure works with all Apple devices, including iOS 13 and iOS 14, the iCloud Unlock Bypass bypass is an applicable bypass service. Users with any type of iDevice may continue the iCloud unlock Bypass.

 What is iCloud?

 The main reason why iCloud is locked is because of iCloud. Apple has created iCloud, which is the best cloud computing facility in the world.

 Access to the iCloud from any Apple or Windows device is possible. Photos, videos, audio, and recordings can all be saved to the iCloud account.

 Users who wish to create an iCloud Account can do so on their Apple devices. Users can create an iCloud account by connecting to the iCloud server. The users will be able to create an Apple ID and a different password for each user.

 The Apple ID and password set the activation lock for iCloud accounts. This activates the iCloud locked issue.

 Where is the iCloud locked problem?

 There is a reason why the iCloud lock issue occurs. There is a reason why the iCloud locks up in all cases.

 The activation lock is what makes the iCloud secure. The iCloud account is locked suddenly if the user forgets or cannot use the Apple ID.

 The Bypass will unlock the locked activation lock for the iCloud. Do you know what the activation Lock is?

 What is an activation lock?

 An activation lock will be issued to an iCloud user when they create an account.

 The activation lock for iCloud is a high-security system that maximizes iCloud security. An Apple ID and a password are required to sign up for iCloud.

 The Apple ID can be used to reset the password if the user forgets their password for iCloud.

 If you want to activate the iCloud activation lock, ensure it is used after a factory reset or if Find My iDevice has been turned on.

 The Conclusion

 The iCloud account, iCloud Bypass, and the significance of the Bypass are discussed above. If you are unsure, use the iCloud Unlock Bypass.

[justmywriting1313]

I am alive!!

Heyyoooooo friends!!!! How are youuu? I hope you guys have been well and doing good!! I know there is so much going on with the game and in the world in general and i hope all of you are doing okay!!!! 

Okay soooooo I AM BACK… kind of… its a bit complicated… okay let me fill you guys in on whats been happening and whats going to happen. 😅😅

A little note before that: Before anything else is said or can be said a Thank you is in order!!! THANK YOU so freaking much for all the support the fics have been getting despite me being dead for a little bit on this blog. Like oh my freaking god you guys are so sweet and supportive and I promise I will reply to all the messages and the asks and stuff after posting this. But yeah I just want to say how sweet you all are and honestly its what pulled me back to the blog. Like I kind of considered deleting because you know i’ve kind of been not nice by leaving everyone hanging without saying anything since a lot has been going on in my life and yet you all sent such sweet messages reaching out. My heart is going to burst and i just cannot!!!!! ❤️❤️❤️❤️

Okay so after this little emotional announcement/ spiel lets get to why I went away and when I will post next. 

So basically after the last  fic I posted I was like okay I need a little break cause I am starting to burnout and my passion for writing about our amazing demon bros was running out. So I was like okay a week should be good maybe two. So during the first week of my break I went out with a few friends who in hindsight were toxic and I met a boy who I kind of started dating but not really at the same time. (I don’t usually get into relationships because a) I eventually will have to leave to go back to uni and b) I don’t necessarily think relationships workout between people of my age.) 

So anyway he was really clingy and didn't let me do any kind of work which included fic writing and he started becoming really toxic which then made my mental health go down like whooooosh. So for a month in which I was seeing him I couldn’t do anything. Then he broke my phone so bad that I could barely see half the screen so after that I broke it of with him. But I still had to get my phone fixed. So after another three weeks in which I couldn’t play obey me and therefore not write much since inspo was lacking I finally got my phone fixed. Then guess what despite backing everything up, which I double checked, when I opened up the game it got me back to the start like I was playing if for the first time and I almost cried. The amount of money I have spent to get so many devil points and get all the cards I had... all of it gone in a single thing. I had worked so hard to have all those cards and save money plus i was a VIP member but all of it gone... I tried logging in with my apple ID but it did not recognise and I don’t know how to get my transfer password...  I got really depressed cause the game meant a lot to me you know. I honestly dont know what to do and I am too scared to reach out to the game company incase they reject me.

After moping about it I finally decided come back to the blog because a) I had promised so many fics and I loved writing for you guys and seeing how much you all connected to the writing and enjoyed it and I felt sad that I wasn't giving it out again, b) I missed writing about the boys and just you guys know how it is, c) I thought maybe you guys had ideas on how to get my progress back since I have no clue and am crying while writing this post. 

So yeah in summary it was a crappy time without both the game and you guys!!!! I also broke a toe, fell down stairs and got a concussion and also almost broke my wrist so safe to say its been hectic!

Okay so next is wether i will write again, finish the fics and all that... 

Heres the thing; the fics I had put in the masterlist, as in the ones I was going to post before all of this happened... those I promise to finish and post. Like I wont stop writing those ones until they are finished. 

About new fics I really really really want to but without seeing whats happened in the new lessons and seeing whats been going in the game and all the events I don’t know if I will be able to do a good job. I also honestly think its too hard to try and get to the level I had before cause it was a lot of money. Also a lot of the event cards I had before i wont be able to get again like the Beel animal chaos card I had. With that said if i can get my progress back then of course I will write... 

Okay for now thats it. If you guys have any idea on how to get my progress back by transfer password or any other ideas then please pretty please let me know cause ill be able to continue writing again. 🥺🥺As for any upcoming post I might put a small HC post or maybe the next part to a fic. Okay so byeeeee love you guys and yeah look out for the next post!! also will spend some time now replying to everyone! 

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Phone Password Breaker For Mac

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Elcomsoft Phone Password Breaker

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Elcomsoft Phone Breaker can extract photos and videos stored in the user’s iCloud Photo Library. In addition to existing files, Elcomsoft Phone Breaker can extract media files that have been deleted from the Library during the past 30 days. Selective downloads are possible by specifying which user-created albums to download. Elcomsoft Phone Breaker enables forensic access to password-protected backups for smartphones and portable devices based on RIM BlackBerry and Apple iOS platforms. The password recovery tool supports all Blackberry smartphones as well as Apple devices running iOS, including iPhone, iPad and iPod Touch devices of all generations released to date, including the iPhone 6 Plus and iOS 8. Reset password via Forgot Password / Forgot Pattern link. Try to enter the wrong password till a link pops up, asking if you forgot your password or your unlock pattern; Click on it when it appears, and it will guide you to the Account unlock page; Enter your Google authorizations to gain access again.

iOS 14 brought several changes to the structure and format of iCloud backups. Elcomsoft Phone Breaker introduces support for iCloud backups created by devices running the latest versions of iOS 14. Apple accounts with and without two-factor authentication are supported. Elcomsoft Phone Breaker becomes the first forensic solution on the market allowing to access iCloud backups saved by iPhone and iPad devices running any version of iOS.

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The latest update enables the downloading of Skype conversation histories, files, contact lists and metadata directly from the user's Microsoft account. Individual and group chats, text messages and attachments are extracted. The downloading of the entire conversation of an average Skype history only takes minutes!

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For deleted chats and messages as well as for files purged from Skype servers after the 30-day retention period, Elcomsoft Phone Breaker can obtain metadata such as the date and time the file was deleted, the file's name and size, sender's Skype ID and the name of the chat.

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Advanced iCloud Drive structure analysis is an optional feature allowing users to enable deep, low-level analysis of iCloud Drive secure containers. While high-level file and folder access is all you need in most circumstances, the more comprehensive low-level extraction will return the missing bits and pieces scattered around in legacy containers.

If you enter the wrong passcode too many times, you’ll see a message that your device is disabled. If you can’t remember your passcode, you'll need to erase your iPhone, which deletes your data and settings, including the passcode.

If you backed up your iPhone, you can restore your data and settings after restoring your iPhone. If you never backed up your iPhone before you forgot your passcode, you won't be able to save the data on your iPhone. Follow the steps below to remove your passcode.

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You need a computer to follow the steps below. If you don't have a computer, borrow one from a friend, or go to an Apple Retail Store or Apple Authorized Service Provider.

Elcomsoft Phone Password Breaker

Remove the passcode on iPhone X or later, iPhone SE (2nd generation), iPhone 8, and iPhone 8 Plus

Make sure that your iPhone isn't connected to your computer.

Press and hold the Side button and one of the volume buttons until the power off slider appears. Drag the slider to turn off your iPhone. Then connect your iPhone to your computer while holding the Side button. Keep holding the Side button until you see the recovery mode screen.

If you backed up your iPhone, after you remove the passcode, restore your data and settings.

Remove the passcode on iPhone 7 and iPhone 7 Plus

Make sure that your iPhone isn't connected to your computer.

Press and hold the Side button until the power off slider appears. Drag the slider to turn off your iPhone. Then connect your iPhone to your computer while holding the Volume down button. Keep holding the Volume down button until you see the recovery mode screen.

If you backed up your iPhone, after you remove the passcode, restore your data and settings.

Remove the passcode on iPhone SE (1st generation), and iPhone 6s and earlier

Make sure that your iPhone isn't connected to your computer.

Press and hold the Side (or Top) button until the power off slider appears. Drag the slider to turn off your iPhone. Then connect your iPhone to your computer while holding the Home button. Keep holding the Home button until you see the recovery mode screen.

If you backed up your iPhone, after you remove the passcode, restore your data and settings.

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Restore your iPhone

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Locate your iPhone on your computer. When you see the option to Restore or Update, choose Restore. The Finder or iTunes will download software for your iPhone. If it takes more than 15 minutes, your iPhone will exit recovery mode, and you'll need to select your iPhone model above and repeat the steps to remove the passcode.

Wait for the process to finish. Then set up and use your iPhone.

Still need help?

If you can't update or restore your iPhone using recovery mode, or you can't use recovery mode because of broken or stuck buttons,contact Apple Support. Then follow the steps to set up service for your iPhone.

If you're asked to enter your Apple ID and password while you're setting up your iPhone, learn what to do.