#iphone passcode unlocker

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3 Ways to Unlock iPhone Screen for Free

In the realm of smartphones, the iPhone stands tall as a beacon of innovation and convenience. Yet, despite its robust security measures, users occasionally encounter the frustrating scenario of being locked out of their devices. Whether due to a forgotten passcode or a malfunctioning touchscreen, the need to bypass the iPhone passcode without incurring additional expenses becomes paramount. In this article, we will explore three effective methods to bypass the iPhone passcode for free. 

These strategies offer users practical solutions to regain access to their devices swiftly and securely, without the need for costly professional assistance. Whether you're grappling with a forgotten passcode, a disabled device, or other screen-locking issues, these methods provide simple yet powerful solutions to reclaim control of your iPhone without breaking the bank. Let's delve into these strategies and empower users to overcome passcode barriers effortlessly.

Is It Possible to Unlock iPhone Screen Lock?

Unlocking an iPhone screen lock is indeed possible, and there are various methods available to achieve this. One common approach is through the use of passcodes or Touch ID/Face ID, provided you have access to the correct credentials. However, if you've forgotten your passcode or are unable to use biometric authentication, there are still options available.

One method involves using iTunes or Finder (on macOS Catalina and later) to restore the device to factory settings. This erases all data on the device, including the passcode, allowing you to set it up as a new device or restore from a backup.

Another option is using iCloud's "Find My iPhone" feature, which allows you to remotely erase your device and remove the passcode. This method requires you to have previously enabled Find My iPhone and have access to your iCloud account credentials. Furthermore we are going to tell you a detailed overview on how to unlock your iPhone if you forgot the passcode step by step stay connected and keep reading to gain the full knowledge. 

Part 2: 3 Ways to Unlock iPhone Screen for Free

In this Guide we are going to tell you the most effective 3 ways to unlock your iPhone quickly and easily, the ways with how to use are given below Keep reading to unlock the mostly asked question how to bypass  iphone:

Way 1: Use Finder or iTunes

Unlocking your iPhone when you've forgotten the passcode can be done using Finder on a Mac or iTunes on a PC. Follow these four steps:

Step 01: Connect and Open

Connect your iPhone to the computer you previously synced with.

Open Finder (on Mac) or iTunes (on PC) if it doesn't open automatically.

Step 02: Attempt Options

If prompted for a passcode, try another synced computer or use recovery mode.

Step 03: Sync and Backup

Wait for Finder or iTunes to sync your device and create a backup.

Steo 04: Restore and Select

Click "Restore [device]" once the sync and backup are complete.

Follow on-screen instructions to complete the restore process.

Choose "Restore from iTunes backup" when prompted.

Select your device and the relevant backup in Finder or iTunes.

Way 2: Find My iPhone

If you've forgotten your iPhone password, you cannot directly unlock it using Find My iPhone. However, you can utilize a Mac or PC with Finder or iTunes to reset the device and remove the password. Here's a step-by-step guide:

Step 1: Connect Your iPhone

Connect your iPhone to your Mac or PC using a USB cable.

Step 2: Open Finder or iTunes

For Mac with macOS Catalina and later: Open Finder.

For PC or Mac with macOS Mojave or earlier: Open iTunes.

Step 3: Select Your iPhone

Once your iPhone is connected, it should appear in Finder or iTunes. Select your device from the list.

Step 4: Restore Your Device

In Finder or iTunes, look for the option to restore your device.

Select this option. Keep in mind that this action will erase all data on your iPhone, including the passcode.

Step 5: Complete the Restore Process

Allow the restore process to complete. This might take some time depending on your device and internet connection.

Step 6: Set Up Your iPhone

After the restore process is finished, you'll need to set up your iPhone again. You can choose to set it up as a new device or restore it from a backup if you have one available.

Way 3: Erase iPhone from screen

How to use:

Step 01: Attempt to Enter Passcode

Start by navigating to your iPhone's Lock Screen.

Try entering the passcode multiple times until you receive a prompt indicating that you can try again later.

Step 02: Initiate Erasure Option

Upon seeing the option to erase your iPhone/iPad, tap on it.

Confirm the action when prompted.

Step 03: Enter Apple ID Password

When prompted, enter your Apple ID password.

This step is necessary to deregister your account from the device.

Step 04: Begin Erasure Process

After confirming your Apple ID password, the device will commence the erasure process.

It will reset to factory settings once the process is complete.

Bonus: The simplest method to unlock with 100% success rate

Passixer iPhone Unlocker represents robust software installed on your computer tailored to facilitate the unlocking of iOS devices. Beyond its primary function of bypassing screen locks, it possesses the capability to overcome various other security measures such as MDM locks, Apple ID restrictions, Screen Time limitations, iCloud activation barriers, and more.

How to use:

Before you start unlocking your Iphone you need to download and install Passixer iPhone Unlocker from the official website of Passixer iPhone Unlocker.

Step 1: Activate Passixer's Wipe Passcode Mode

To commence the unlocking procedure, launch Passixer and opt for the Wipe Passcode mode.

For detailed instructions on unlocking your iPhone using Passixer iPhone Unlocker, please consult the Passixer iPhone Unlocker guide.

Step 2: Establish Connection

Please ensure to connect your iPhone or iPad to your computer using an officially certified USB cable. This connection is essential for Passixer to perform its functions optimally.

Step 3: Firmware Package Download

Please ensure the accuracy of your device information before proceeding to initiate the firmware package download by clicking on the Start button. This firmware package is essential for unlocking your iOS device.

Step 4: Unleash the Unlocking Process

Once the firmware is downloaded, proceed by clicking Next. 

Confirm your action by entering 0000 and hitting Unlock. Watch as Passixer springs into action, swiftly removing the forgotten passcode shackles from your device. Keep your device connected throughout this process.

Behold! Once Passixer finishes its job, you'll receive a notification confirming the successful removal of the passcode. Your iPhone or iPad is now liberated from its digital locks, primed for a fresh setup tailored to your needs.

Conclusion:

In conclusion, the iPhone, renowned for its innovation and security features, occasionally presents users with the challenge of being locked out of their devices. However, with the methods outlined in this article, users can bypass the iPhone screen lock without incurring additional expenses.

Firstly, utilizing built-in features like Touch ID or Face ID provides a seamless way to unlock iPhones equipped with these biometric options. Secondly, for scenarios where the passcode is forgotten, options such as using Finder or iTunes, employing Find My iPhone, or initiating an erasure from the device screen offer effective solutions. Additionally, third-party tools like Passixer iPhone Unlocker present a robust option for unlocking iPhones, ensuring a hassle-free experience.

These methods not only offer practical solutions but also empower users to regain control of their devices swiftly and securely. By following the outlined steps, users can overcome passcode barriers without the need for costly professional assistance, ensuring that their iPhones remain accessible and functional. Ultimately, with the wealth of options available, users can confidently navigate through screen-locking issues and continue to enjoy the convenience and functionality of their iPhones.

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I’m about to CRY. I found my old iPhone 6 and I can’t even unlock it because I forgot the PASSCODE 😭💔

[netscapenavigator-official]

Just in time for fascism, Apple has introduced a new feature into iOS which makes it exponentially more difficult for law enforcement to crack confiscated iPhones.

Basically, starting in iOS 18.1, if an iPhone hasn’t been unlocked in a while, it will automatically reboot. Why is this a big deal? Because it resets your login token.

Basically, upon first boot, iPhones are in a “Before First Unlock” mode, or “BFU” mode. After you punch in your passcode, they go into “After First Unlock” mode (or “AFU” mode).

In BFU mode, iPhone are significantly more difficult to brute force into. Basically, the iPhone’s storage and system are totally encrypted and inaccessible until AFU mode is activated. In addition, Apple disables access to a lot of items such as camera, Siri, and notifications which can be used to bypass the password screen. The data which can be given and received from the device’s port is also severely limited. BFU mode also completely disables Touch and Face ID. If you have your phone set to Custom Numeric or Custom Alphabetic, that makes it infinitely more difficult to get into your phone via passcode brute forcing.

So anyway, if your iPhone supports iOS 18.1, I’d recommend updating ASAP. Y’know… for… security update reasons. 👀

[mariacallous]

As the politics of America's biggest city have been turned upside down by the criminal charges against New York mayor Eric Adams, there's still a “significant wild card” in the corruption case against him, prosecutors said in court this week: The FBI can't manage to get into his phone.

Prosecutors in the case against Adams, which centers on alleged illegal payments the mayor received from the Turkish government, revealed that the FBI still hasn't cracked the encryption on Adams' personal phone, nearly a year after it was seized. That phone is one of three that the bureau has taken from Adams, but agents seized Adams' personal phone a day later than the other two devices he used in an official capacity. By that time, Adams had not only changed the passcode on the phone from a four digit PIN to six digits—a measure he says he took to prevent staffers from intentionally or unintentionally deleting information from the device. He also claims he immediately “forgot” that code to unlock it.

That very convenient amnesia may leave the FBI and prosecutors in a situation similar to their investigation into the San Bernardino mass shooting carried out by Syed Rizwan Farook in 2016, when the US government demanded Apple help unlock the shooter's encrypted iPhone, leading to a high-profile standoff between the Apple and the FBI. In that case, the cybersecurity firm Azimuth eventually used a closely guarded—and expensive—hacking technique to unlock the device. In Adams' case, prosecutors hinted that the FBI may have to resort to similar measures. “Decryption always catches up with encryption,” a prosecutor in the case, Hagan Scotten, told the judge.

[walkawaytall]

Oh my word. I sometimes listen to my chapters of Purpose of Heritage when I'm in an editing phase because it helps me catch things my eyes gloss over (thanks to @diplomaticprincess for that suggestion way back when -- it's been helpful!), but my screenreader settings on my iPhone have been doing weird things for awhile. This morning, I made the mistake of turning VoiceOver on to try to remedy this, which for some reason made it where my phone wouldn't recognize my passcode to unlock my dang phone nor would it take my fingerprint. So, my phone locked for five minutes because of the passcode thing. And then somehow the screen curtain turned on and got stuck, so my screen was just black and would only illuminate when I did a soft reset, but then it would only illuminate for a second or two before going black again. And also I was locked out of my Apple account and Apple basically won't let you chat with customer service unless you're signed in.

Anyway, I did finally get my account unlocked, but now I'm having to restore my phone, and apparently the last back-up I made was in January (that's my dang fault. I know better).

I was planning on getting into work early this morning, and now I'm late.

[justinspoliticalcorner]

Jess Weatherbed at The Verge:

Android is launching a new security feature that will force devices to reboot themselves if you haven’t unlocked them for a while, making it harder for other people to access the data inside. The feature included in the latest Google Play services update says that Android phones will automatically restart “if locked for 3 consecutive days,” requiring users to enter their passcode the next time they want to open the device. As 9to5Google notes, this update should apply to both Android phones and tablets, but will exclude other device categories like Auto, TV, and WearOS. The reboot function — not to be confused with a device reset that returns it to factory settings — puts phones and tablets into a Before First Unlock (BFU) state that encrypts data files and disables biometric login support until the device PIN has been entered. Apple introduced a similar iPhone “Inactivity Reboot” feature in iOS 18.1 that triggers a device restart after four days of being locked.

If you have an Android phone or tablet, you may want to be aware that after 3 consecutive days of non-usage, Android phones and tablets will auto-reboot, meaning that a passcode is required to get on before using it.

[dumplingsjinson]

Aite so like... It's a long post ahead, which is NOT about cat guy. It's about a guy friend I met on Bumble. We'll name him raccoon dude, because he wants a raccoon as a pet. I just wanna see if I'm getting the wrong impression, because I'm getting the vibes that he might like me (and upon telling my friends, they also said the same thing). ...Or maybe he's just really friendly?

To pre-face this, I was still active on those dating apps before me and cat guy decided to just see each other, and I met this guy before me and cat guy became exclusive. I told him straight up that I didn't want anything other than friendship before we met for the first time, because by that point, I knew I wanted to just see cat guy, but I was still on the apps because cat guy was being inconsistent (complained about it on here, too LMAO) so I was still in and out of those apps just in case.

Anyway. I'll try to bullet point why I think he likes me, but why I'm also getting mixed signals:

Why I think he likes me:

We were at the Apple store. I was looking at the green iPhone and was like "I love this colour" and then he was like "Yeah, that colour suits you." So I was like, "Okay, but why does it suit me?" and he answers, "Because it looks nice." So me trying to be playful, I ask him, "So are you saying I look nice" and this motherfucker dead ass says "Yeah." And when I continue to tease him about it, he doesn't say anything but smiles and laughs.

That same day, he forgot his keys, and his roommate had the keys (he has one set of keys) so we went to his home to get it. He let me into his place and we kinda just ended up chilling in his room for hours. I was laying on his bed and using his pillow and everything, and when I went home that night, this man texts me saying, "My pillow smells like your hair mist. It's really nice." And I was like ??? It's funny because I screenshotted the text and recounted the events to my friends and they thought I was talking about cat guy so I'm like newflkewnf

ALSO. I was asking him to unlock his phone so I can use his Spotify and change the music on his Bluetooth speaker, and he straight up showed me his passcode and everything. I asked him if anyone else knew his passcode and he told me me and his roommate are the only people who know his passcode. He also let me scroll through his phone and like... Let's be honest. You wouldn't let a friend do that, probably not even a s/o, would you?

I took a look at his contacts and I'm the only one who has a nickname. Granted, he calls me "Bestie" *insert my irl nickname*, while everyone else doesn't have a nickname. Then again, he had a lot of contacts so I skimmed through the list.

He KEEPS shouting me for things. I'm hanging out with him for his birthday tomorrow and he's literally treating me to this expensive ass buffet which costs like.. $130 per person. And he would not let me pay him back. He keeps paying for things, and when I tell him to give me his bank account details so I can pay him back, he never does. Always says "You can pay me back later" and never brings it up again. I try to shout him where I can but usually he likes to cover the bills.

And get this. He keeps calling me shit like "My love" and "my dear" and "my *insert irl nickname" and he even called my "my baby" at one point, which didn't sit well with me so I told him to never call me that again. He told me calls his friend that and they don't mind it so there's that, I guess.

He compliments me and is overall very sweet to me, and doesn't get annoyed when I'm being flippant with my decisions or being a moody lil bitch.

He also updates me whenever he can't talk, or whenever he's busy and needs to hop off from our conversation for a bit. Even cat guy doesn't do this (not that I mind because I know he doesn't text much, but I'm just pointing that out because like ?? Wtf??).

He'd also say shit like "I miss you" and "I can't wait to see you" and I get that can be platonic but with everything he's done so far... Hm.

Now this is where the mixed signals come in:

There is a girl he likes. It's funny because he doesn't have her under a nickname in his contacts.

He's going through it because of her; she keeps ghosting him, and then coming back, and it's a mess. He wants to confess, but he never does when he says he will, and at this point, I don't know if he ever will. When he talks about her, I can tell he likes her but she also frustrates him greatly.

He met that girl on tinder. It's also funny, because he met that girl on Tinder before he met me on Bumble (like, one to two months before, and by the time we met, he's already been out with her three times or something like that). After me and him met up, he decides to delete his pics on Bumble. His profile is still there, but he's not active on the app anymore. He never deleted his pictures after meeting with that girl but after meeting with me, he decides to delete his pictures? I asked him about it and was like "Did you delete because of the girl you like?" and he was like "Yeah, I guess I did." SO LIKE?? THE FUCK??

I asked him what he wants for his birthday and he's like "My dear best friend, stay by my side for the rest of my life. That's what I want for my birthday."

Man calls me a friend but then does all of that and I'm like ?? SO. WHO DO YOU ACTUALLY LIKE?? To be fair, you can like more than one person, but I'm out here like if he does actually like me then I'm gonna be so KLNESLKFNEW because 1) I told him from the start I liked someone else and, 2) CAN I GET A GENUINE GUY FRIEND, damn.

He JUST sent me a meme that says "Me and my homies entering 2024 without achieving a single thing in 2023" with an image of the Tom and Jerry making their merry way across the street, and I'm like "You did achieve something - becoming my bestie" and then he's like "That's the best part of 2023." And I'm like, "But wouldn't meeting the girl you like be the best part?" and he completely dodges my question. SO. THE FUCKK.

We were talking about his new roommate who's moving in tomorrow and I was joking about how I wanted to meet him and shit and man sounds like he's dissuading me from meeting the guy so I'm like... Huh. Not that I want to meet the guy after what he's been telling me but yeah lmfao.

And my friends are like "he likes you, doesn't he?"

And I told my manager about how I'm going to the expensive ass buffet for his birthday and my manager was literally like "...That's a good friend you have 👀" and I was like lknewkfnew GIRLLL-

So yeah. I'm just... Out here? And not the same friend who keeps insisting he likes me being like "Or maybe he could be your glucose guardian" LMFAOOO

We could be reading into this wrong, or maybe he does like me and that other girl but like... I hope I'm wrong lmfao.

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Unlock iPhone Unavailable Screen (No iTunes, No Passcode)

Have you ever picked up your iPhone only to see the dreaded “iPhone Unavailable” message? Maybe you forgot your passcode or entered the wrong one too many times. Don’t worry—here are two easy ways to unlock your iPhone without using iTunes or even knowing the passcode.

Method 1: Reset Passcode Within 72 Hours

If you just changed your passcode and forgot it, there's a helpful feature you can use.

On the lock screen, tap “Forgot Passcode?”

Enter your previous passcode

Then, set a new passcode

Note: This only works within 72 hours after you changed the password.

Method 2: Use TunesKit iPhone Unlocker

If you can’t remember anything—passcode, Apple ID, or both—try TunesKit iPhone Unlocker.

Steps:

Connect your iPhone to your computer and open TunesKit.

Choose “Unlock iOS Screen” and put your device into Recovery Mode (just follow the on-screen steps).

Confirm your device info, download the firmware, and wait for the tool to remove the lock.

After it's done, your iPhone will be reset, and you can set it up again.

⚠️ Note: This method erases all data on the iPhone. If you have a backup, you can restore it afterward.

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If you insist on using biometric unlocking methods to have faster access to your devices, keep in mind that some phones have an emergency function to disable these types of locks. Hold the wake button and one of the volume buttons simultaneously on an iPhone, for instance, and it will lock itself and require a passcode to unlock rather than FaceID or TouchID, even if they’re enabled. Most devices…

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