New Service Now Allows To Bypass Apple's Anti-Theft Activation Lock Feature

Apple introduced an anti-theft characteristic in the iOS 7 due to the increasing amount of device thefts. The feature, known as an Activation Lock, tied the iPhone, iPad or iTouch to the user'due south Apple ID. This prevented the would-exist-thief to wipe the device, or to access it in any manner. The feature introduced by Apple tree turned out to be quite constructive with police enforcement officials reporting a significant decrease in the amount of smartphone thefts. In fact, Google and Microsoft were reported to be developing similar features for their operating systems and devices. Still, the addition of this characteristic also resulted in some drawbacks. Users who purchased used iPhones plant themselves locked out of the devices simply because the previous owner had forgotten to plough off the Find My iPhone feature in the device. Well, a solution is now bachelor to that problem.

ChronicUnlocks Announces New iCloud Removal Tool Which Allows Removal Of Activation Lock Characteristic

ChronicUnlocks, the company which is known for unlocking iPhones has now announced a new tool. This tool allows users to remove the iCloud Activation lock feature found on all Apple devices. According to the company,

"This will remove iCloud Lock for anyone who has a device stuck on it, whether you lot are locked out of your ain unit of measurement (and are in a place like Saudi Arabia which has no Apple Store to nowadays invoice), or you bought a unit of measurement 2nd hand from a seller who didn't remove their iCloud login from."

The service costs $ 149.99 and will enable users who are unable to contact previous owners of their devices to be able to unlock their devices. In order to prevent unlocking of stolen devices, the company says they will not unlock devices in 'Lost Mode'.

"We will NOT remove iCloud from a unit in "Lost Way", significant that the login area of the "Activate iPhone" screen has a Message From The Possessor place, usually asking to call the number. This is serious, nosotros tin can not encounter this on our end (without incurring cost) but our supplier will run into this and refuse to refund if y'all ignore this dominion. We will also make sure to attempt to retrieve the number from the database and will call information technology with your information if you practice this. Once again, very serious. Email support@chronicunlocks.com if you have questions about this."

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