HT201274: Erase all content and settings on your iPhone, iPad, iPod touch, or Apple Watch
Learn about Erase all content and settings on your iPhone, iPad, iPod touch, or Apple Watch
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Dec 28, 2014 5:32 PM in response to jbarry1234by Philly_Phan,jbarry1234 wrote:
The only way to completely wipe your phone of everything is to use the "Restore iPhone" button in iTunes.
You mean like it states at the bottom of HT201274?
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Jan 4, 2015 11:25 AM in response to Philly_Phanby jbarry1234,Actually, yes.
I mean, your sarcasm aside, fact is, the information and steps in this document says it's going to accomplish something it doesn't actually accomplish.
Anything to comment about that fact? I don't expect you will. I mean, you would actually find value in a document that is at least 90% wrong, but redeemed by the fact that one sentence is correct?
I'm simply warning folks to not trust this document, and to not waste time with it like it did. I'm trying to help. What was your comment intended to accomplish.
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Jan 4, 2015 11:23 AM in response to jbarry1234by Philly_Phan,jbarry1234 wrote:
Actually, yes.
I mean, your sarcasm aside, fact is, the information and steps in this document says it's going to accomplish something it doesn't actually accomplish.
Anything to comment about that fact? I don't expect you will. I mean, you would actually find value in a document that is at least 90% wrong, but redeemed by the fact that one sentence is correct?
The document is correct.
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Jan 4, 2015 11:27 AM in response to Philly_Phanby jbarry1234,I'm simply warning folks to not trust this document, and to not waste time with it like it did. I'm trying to help. What is your comment intended to accomplish.
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Jan 4, 2015 11:38 AM in response to Philly_Phanby jbarry1234,Hmm, ok. Well, it's called "Erase All Content and Settings". It doesn't do that.
You disagree. And you're ok with documents being mostly wrong as long as one sentence is right. Got it.
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