hey, i forgot my restrictions passcode could you please help me to bring it back . thank you
iPhone 4S, iOS 5.1.1
You can't "bring it back". You will have to restore it as a new device and start over. The restrictions passcode is part of the iPhone backup. If you restore the backup, the restrictions will be restored as well.
why!! their is no other sloution?? example macbook have keychain !! is their something simmilar for iphone that save data and codes ? :S
If it was that easy to get around a forgotten passcode, the passcode wouldn't serve much purpose, would it? Next time, either use a passcode you will remember or write it down.
Jamalmalaak wrote:
why!! their is no other sloution??
Correct. Either restore as a new device or remember it. Those are your choices, like it or not.
Go ahead, try Juan's advice. Don't come crying to us when you bork your phone.
Don't waste your time, won't work running iOS 5.0 & above. Better yet, go ahead & waste your time.
I think I asked help I didn't cry!! and you both don't waste your time by replying my message! bye
Bork?? first of all i think you meant "Brick" and it WONT brick if you read this:
"It’s a free application to read iPhone or iPod Touch backups made by iTunes."
that app just READ the backup file, it doesnt modify a thing on the phone...
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i just tried to help... u dont have to be sarcastic.
wjosten wrote:
Don't waste your time, won't work running iOS 5.0 & above. Better yet, go ahead & waste your time.
Why doesn't this work "running iOS 5.0 & above"--did Apple change that file to hide/scramble the PIN?
In any case, if the OP has a backup then the Restore procedure should work too, yes?
Juan Bermudez i downlaod it and i found the file but how to open it by Property List Editor!! thanks
were you able to unlock the restrictions?
Why doesn't this work "running iOS 5.0 & above"--did Apple change that file to hide/scramble the PIN?
Yes.
In any case, if the OP has a backup then the Restore procedure should work too, yes?
No. Restoring just restores it as it was when backed up, i.e. restricted.
Thanks paulcb. For some reason I thought that even if you'd forgotten your passcode, that a backup from your backup PC could be used (i.e. a Restore) to get into it without needing that passcode.
So apparently Rule #1 for using a Passcode: don't ever forget your passcode!
And Rule #2 would therefore be: Don't ever violate Rule #1!
hey, i forgot my restrictions passcode could you please help me to bring it back . thank you
