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This is correct @nezza. I should have verified this with my friend's iPhone first. But the original issue still remains the same which is the files are not prot
by subhb 13y ago
This is correct @nezza. I should have verified this with my friend's iPhone first. But the original issue still remains the same which is the files are not protected!
- richardwhiuk 13y agoThey aren't protected if you go into the app and look at the files (probably turning data off first). If you can unlock the phone, you've almost certainly already lost here.
- subhb 13y agoThere are so many things one can do if he/she has access to your entire mail folder or contacts (by copying it using iExplorer or similar forensic tools) Vs just browsing few emails. Talking about attachments, one can in this case get access to all your local attachments in another case probably he/she needs to forward those emails to an email id to access.