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Friday 29 April 2016

How To Bypass iPad And iPhone Activation Lock For Free

When Apple unveiled IOS 7 in 2013, it also introduced a new security feature to deter phone theft, and help locate lost and stolen Apple mobile devices. The feature, which turns on automatically when Find My iPhone is enabled is Called Activation Lock and was Apple’s answer to massive cases of iPad and iPhone theft.
When you restore or erase your iPad or iPhone device running IOS 7x and restart it, you will be asked to bypass the activation lock by typing in your Apple ID username and password. Apple ID, also called iCloud ID must be active before Find My iPhone goes live for iCloud bypass to happen.
Don’t worry if you have forgotten your Apple ID. You can bypass the activation lock screen by use of third party unlock hacks like doulCi magic line and Chronickunlocks.
But before third party solutions, you may want to first try Apple Bar services and seek the Apple ID from the previous owner of your device.
The prompt for iCloud bypass to activate an iPad or iPhone after it has been erased or restored
The prompt for iCloud bypass to activate an iPad or iPhone after it has been erased or restored

Apple designs its products with these intentions:
  • You cannot access your device in case you misplace or forget your Apple ID.
  • A thief should not be able to use a stolen iPad or iPhone which is attached to an Apple ID.
Remember that registering your device with an Apple ID is a necessary security measure that will help you recover the information in your device or even recover the device itself once it gets lost. You precious notes, emails, calendar, contacts and other details will be safe from thieves even after IOS restoration.
And just in case your lost or stolen device did not have a passcode, you can use the iCloud website or other Apple mobile device to create one or wipe out your data. Further still, you will be able to send a message remotely, alerting the person with your device that it is misplaced or stolen.

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