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Hello, two of my phones (iPhone 11 and iPhone 14 Pro Max) have been confiscated
The 14 has iOS 17 developer beta and the 11 has iOS 15 I think.
My question is, can they the access my data so that they are running these operating systems? Thanks in advance for any answers!
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iPhone 14
Unless you are a high-profile activist, journalist, or politician whose data would be worth hundreds of thousands of dollars to acquire, I would not be concerned. But, consult your attorney.
Unless you are a high-profile activist, journalist, or politician whose data would be worth hundreds of thousands of dollars to acquire, I would not be concerned. But, consult your attorney.
Confiscated by whom? Do you have a passcode on the phones? If so, unless the passcode is discovered, no.
The police confiscated it, there is a password on both phones, I didn't tell them the code.
Note that, if the police decide to serve Apple with a subpoena, Apple may be required to give them information on what you have stored in iCloud. Please consult your attorney.
Thank you very much for your help, but isn't it a problem that they don't run the current operating systems?
iCloud has nothing to do with which operating system is on your phone. You really need to consult an attorney.
I didn't mean iCloud, I meant phone data. (pictures, notes, other information)
Can my iPhone data be accessed?
