iPhone 4s 6.1.3 Read Passcode , Tutorial Needed - GSM-Forum

Little_Master · 11-03-2017, 06:07

Hi,
I am new user of HDBox.
I have got one iPhone 4s with following detail :

Code:

[15:58:34] -> Starting Iphone App ... OK.
[15:58:34] -> Reading saved sessions ... 2 saved sessions found.
[15:58:34] -> Running: iPhone App 3.0E 
[15:58:35] -> ======== Phone details ========
[15:58:35] -> 	Access: 	Basic Access
[15:58:35] -> 	IOS : 	6.1.3 (supported)
[15:58:35] -> 	SN : 	DQGHQ0ZZDTD1
[15:58:35] -> 	UDID : 	cc51015aa640412fef27a30891487b8902f236c9
[15:58:35] -> 	Model : 	MD237X
[15:58:35] -> 	Details : 	iPhone 4S: 16 GB white
[15:58:35] -> 	Zone : 	Australia, New Zealand
[15:58:35] -> 	Date : 	20-MAY-2012

I want to read the passcode without loosing the data. Phone is NOT disabled at the moment , So I dont want to take a chance.

What is the correct procedure to follow ?
Do I need to use Sensor Cable ?
What Configration should I select ?

Regards,

LITTLE MASTER

Little_Master · 11-06-2017, 02:07

Any Suggestion ??? Please let me know how to start the process .

HDB · 11-06-2017, 14:25

Hello,

We tried to procure an iPhone with IOS6.1.3 for testing, and give you a full detailed answer, but as it turns out, IOS6 devices are extremely rare and we were not able to find an IOS6 device for testing.

However, we could confirm that for IOS7 the pin removal works even if the iPhone is disabled ( we re-tested again during the weekend to make sure we give you an tested reply).

Now, back to your IOS6.1.3, To test if this IOS version have support for the unlock method we are using on HDBOX is easy. Using HDBox manager software, just type a code and click send as code, if the phone replace the empty circles with full color circles and then vibrates, then your specific IOS version is supported, but from what we recall IOS6 was not supported during our tests. ( IOS6 testing was done a couple of years ago and we cannot recall what IOS6 version/devices we tested)

To our 'TODO' list for HDBOX Manager we added a new item to display a more proper message for IOS6 and/or lower IOS versions.

Best regards,
HDBOX Support Team.

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Little_Master No Life Poster Join Date: Jan 2010 Location: Sydney Age: 37 Posts: 1,407 Member: 1205146 Status: Offline Thanks Meter: 879	iPhone 4s 6.1.3 Read Passcode , Tutorial Needed Hi, I am new user of HDBox. I have got one iPhone 4s with following detail : Code: [15:58:34] -> Starting Iphone App ... OK. [15:58:34] -> Reading saved sessions ... 2 saved sessions found. [15:58:34] -> Running: iPhone App 3.0E [15:58:35] -> ======== Phone details ======== [15:58:35] -> Access: Basic Access [15:58:35] -> IOS : 6.1.3 (supported) [15:58:35] -> SN : DQGHQ0ZZDTD1 [15:58:35] -> UDID : cc51015aa640412fef27a30891487b8902f236c9 [15:58:35] -> Model : MD237X [15:58:35] -> Details : iPhone 4S: 16 GB white [15:58:35] -> Zone : Australia, New Zealand [15:58:35] -> Date : 20-MAY-2012 I want to read the passcode without loosing the data. Phone is NOT disabled at the moment , So I dont want to take a chance. What is the correct procedure to follow ? Do I need to use Sensor Cable ? What Configration should I select ? Regards, LITTLE MASTER

11-06-2017, 02:07	#2 (permalink)
Little_Master No Life Poster Join Date: Jan 2010 Location: Sydney Age: 37 Posts: 1,407 Member: 1205146 Status: Offline Thanks Meter: 879	Any Suggestion ??? Please let me know how to start the process .

11-06-2017, 14:25	#3 (permalink)
HDB No Life Poster Join Date: May 2010 Location: Shenzhen, China Posts: 522 Member: 1300847 Status: Offline Thanks Meter: 547	Hello, We tried to procure an iPhone with IOS6.1.3 for testing, and give you a full detailed answer, but as it turns out, IOS6 devices are extremely rare and we were not able to find an IOS6 device for testing. However, we could confirm that for IOS7 the pin removal works even if the iPhone is disabled ( we re-tested again during the weekend to make sure we give you an tested reply). Now, back to your IOS6.1.3, To test if this IOS version have support for the unlock method we are using on HDBOX is easy. Using HDBox manager software, just type a code and click send as code, if the phone replace the empty circles with full color circles and then vibrates, then your specific IOS version is supported, but from what we recall IOS6 was not supported during our tests. ( IOS6 testing was done a couple of years ago and we cannot recall what IOS6 version/devices we tested) To our 'TODO' list for HDBOX Manager we added a new item to display a more proper message for IOS6 and/or lower IOS versions. Best regards, HDBOX Support Team.