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iPhones stored for forensic analysis unexpectedly reboot, causing problems for officials
(appleinsider.com)
this post was submitted on 08 Nov 2024
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I can put the phone in lockdown by press-holding the power button and select the "lockdown" option. Not bad, but an actual reboot daily at night wouldn't be so bad.
That's not what I mean, I'm talking about the Shortcuts app:
On iOS this is 5 quick presses of the power button, and it vibrates in a unique way to let you know it worked, so can be done in a pocket or just without looking, which is nice. But yeah an auto reboot would be swell.
You can, see my other comment: https://feddit.org/comment/3001525
Dont know what lhone you are speaking of, but on Samsung phones, the only thing that this does is disabling biometrics and notifications. Your phone stays in AFU and this does not protect you from law enforcement or other
It protects you from being compelled to provide biometrics to unlock the device. Since the courts have made a distinction between providing a password and biometrics to unlock devices for whatever asinine reason.
Samsung has this option.
GrapheneOS has the option for a scheduled reboot if the phone hasn't been unlocked for a configurable amount of time.