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Found a NEW potential iOS 16.4+ iCloud bypass exploit!👀 No php. Modified mobileactivationd Need to figure out how to prevent mobileactivationd from running and we're good. It's relocking itself and then each time realizing it's factory unlocked and never ending this setup loop

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Darzan Dario3 years ago

Bro you always find some crazy stuff to surprise us . Never know whats cooking in your kitchen bro, lol nicola tesla for idevices 🤣. Really good stuff though bro for real 👍👍👍

Mr. Creator3 years ago

Thanks dude! I’m always poking around with systems ☺️

Ryder Cragie3 years ago

Report it to Apple. They'll probably give you a payout.

🅿️3 years ago

Keep up the good work

devm8tree3 years ago

You need add little modifications in the mobileactivationd

Mr. Creator3 years ago

Yes I think so!

Salim Mb3 years ago

Legend🔥

fella3 years ago

nice work man!

big daddy cumlord3 years ago

Yea bro just post it so apple can patch it

Mr. Creator3 years ago

Lol I can post proof I haven’t posted the exploit, it also works on iOS 16.5 beta 2 😂 I’m waiting till they patch it to release it. I doubt they will patch it till iOS 17 if not later

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