- Oct 2, 2005
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Here's the situation:
GF's old iPhone (8GB 3G) got disabled a while ago. Long story short, a bratty relative tried to get in and ended up disabling the phone trying to guess the pin. It now says "iPhone disabled, connect to iTunes" in a giant red banner. GF has since moved on to an iPhone 4. However, she wants to retrieve the pictures from the phone but she can't access it now even though she does know the password. She took it to Apple and they told her they'd have to reset it to get access which would delete all data which she doesn't want. She asked about data retrieval and they told her to go Google it. :|
So now here I am asking you guys, is there anyway to gain access to this thing without wiping it?
GF's old iPhone (8GB 3G) got disabled a while ago. Long story short, a bratty relative tried to get in and ended up disabling the phone trying to guess the pin. It now says "iPhone disabled, connect to iTunes" in a giant red banner. GF has since moved on to an iPhone 4. However, she wants to retrieve the pictures from the phone but she can't access it now even though she does know the password. She took it to Apple and they told her they'd have to reset it to get access which would delete all data which she doesn't want. She asked about data retrieval and they told her to go Google it. :|
So now here I am asking you guys, is there anyway to gain access to this thing without wiping it?
