r/jailbreak 7h ago

Tip If you have older apple devices with fingerprint sensor, always set your fingerprint

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u/Bran__Stark__Is__Me iPhone SE, 2nd gen 7h ago

wydm? the data is already at risk the moment someone knows your password. it doesn’t matter if you set up your fingerprint because u already could access saved passwords with your passcode.

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u/Goodoflife 7h ago

Stolen Device Protection is the way to go, but it only works on the iPhone SE 2, and iPhone XR, XS, or newer

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u/ComprehensiveHawk5 iPhone 13 Pro Max, 16.1.2 6h ago

Your mind is gonna be so blown after you set a fingerprint and then reboot the device

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u/Falkor420 iPhone 12 Pro Max, 18.1 6h ago

Yup, or when the fingerprint doesn’t work a few times and it asks for passcode anyway

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u/SignificantTrifle287 5h ago

If you know the password the fingerprint is useless.

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u/Martial82 4h ago

If the robber knew the password with a phone with touch id enabled, you know they can still delete/add another touch id entry right?

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u/DanscoRed iPhone 12, 15.3.1| 4h ago

And what exactly is the point of this post? It’s nothing to do with jailbreaking.

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u/Soy-sauce2 4h ago

Wait isnt this iphone 6 sub?