hi there. please, how can i see the actual numbers -6 digits each time- used to try to unlock my ipad? is there an app that shows them? i don’t need photos taken of the person who has tried to unlock it. i just need the list of the 6 digits numbers used by the person. thanks in advance.
iPad Air 2, iOS 12
An iPhone screen passcode operates basically on a yes or no response basis. Does the code match, then unlock. But if the code doesn’t match, discard it. The only thing the system retains is how many times the wrong code is entered in succession - but that is just a count that’s stored). It doesn’t retain the wrong code, and the same wrong code can be entered multiple times. Regardless, after 10 failed attempts in a row, the device is permanently disabled (or the device is erased, if that option has been enabled).
If you use touchID or FaceID you can use a complex strong password in place of a numeric passcode (since you won’t be entering the code very often, it’s not too burdensome to occasionally have to enter an 8, 9, 10, 12 or whatever length alphanumeric password).
No, as already stated, there is no way to see the actual digits entered. They are not kept or stored anywhere. There is no point in iOS being programmed to save them, so they are not saved.
And no app has any access at all to anything to do with iOS security.
Sorry, there isn't. Unless he's willing to share that information (and apparently will not), there's no way to capture or otherwise get that information without his consent. Unless, that is, he wrote down the code somewhere and you happen to find it.
Again, as noted, there is no way to determine what numbers he enters.
list of the actual numbers used to try to unlock my iphone
