Reverse Engineering iOS 18 Inactivity Reboot -- "iOS 18 introduced a new inactivity reboot security feature. What does it protect from and how does it work? This blog post covers all the details down to a kernel extension and the Secure Enclave Processor."
Posted by throwaway16830261@reddit | programming | View on Reddit | 4 comments
guest271314@reddit
I marvel at the fact people buy Apple devices and immediately have to start fighting their own device.
arcanemachined@reddit
I hate Apple but this seems like a braindead take. What is the downside to the user?
guest271314@reddit
One of my friends said something like "Fuck Apple" after his iPhone wouldn't do what he wanted it to do.
There are scores of articles and posts all over about "How to do ... on an iPhone?".
Inactivity reboot?
As if a person is expected to be on some handheld device all of the time. Insane. If that's what you want, have at it. I have zero interest in Apple products.
throwaway16830261@reddit (OP)
"iOS 18 added secret and smart security feature that reboots iThings after three days" "Security researcher's reverse engineering effort reveals undocumented reboot timer that will make life harder for attackers" by Thomas Claburn (November 19, 2024): https://www.theregister.com/2024/11/19/ios_18_secret_reboot/ , https://archive.is/ZZWoR