Question 221 · 683 in bank
A user's iPhone was permanently locked alter several failed login attempts. Which of the following will restore access to the device?
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Answer: C
Explanation
o restore access to an iPhone that has been permanently locked after several failed login attempts, the following option can be used: C. Primary account and password When an iPhone is permanently locked, it typically requires the user's primary account (Apple ID) and password to regain access. This is because Apple's security features are designed to protect the device and user data in case of unauthorized access attempts. By entering the correct primary account (Apple ID) and password associated with the device, the user can unlock the iPhone and restore access. While options like fingerprint and pattern (A), facial recognition and PIN code (B), and secondary account and recovery code (D) are valid security features on some devices, they are not specifically designed to unlock an iPhone that has been permanently locked. In such cases, the user's primary account and password are required to restore access to the device. -CHAT Gpt
Source: Adapted from community discussion — Crezzki