[steamroller]

I recently came across a article about iPhones that are iCloud locked and methods hackers and scammers use to unlock them. Everyone says its impossible but that's never true.
From what I heard you can get fake invoices to proof you bought the phone and then go to the apple store for them to unlock it, which seems to annoying and risky. Then there's phishing which I much rather do, and much easier and less risky. The main reason for writing this is because I found an iPhone and now its says "Locked to previous owner".  it shows the apple id, thats blocked out and a text input for the password. I have the imei and sn etc.. I just need a way to contact the owner now. If anybody can help or direct me to someone who can that would be greatly appreciated.
link to the article: hpps ://vvv vice. c0m /en/article/how-to-unlock-icloud-stolen-iphone/

scroll down to the icloud phishing panel, that's what i am interested in.

[Dismas]

From what I heard you can get fake invoices to proof you bought the phone and then go to the apple store for them to unlock it, which seems to annoying and risky.

Does sound significantly more risky, given they can likely check the actual order (serial/IMEI) and see the owner's name/info. If they ask for any form of ID or double check the order #, odds are you're shit out of luck. Likewise, that information will only be available to an Apple employee.

[Closingcom]

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