Have you ever picked up your iPad and realized you forgot iPad passcode, leaving the device completely locked? This situation can be stressful, especially when you need quick access to your files, ...

Setting a password plays a crucial role in your privacy. It prevents unauthorized access to your device especially when it’s stolen. However, if you don’t remember the password and enter the wrong one ...

Have you ever forgotten the screen passcode on your iPhone or iPad? Have you ever forgotten Apple ID password? Your Apple ID is disabled and you looking for a way to remove Apple ID from iPhone? Your ...

The application will help you in the already mentioned scenarios. You’ll be able to unlock many of the security doors in your iPhone or iPad. The application comes loaded with a bunch of features made ...

Learn how to unlock an iPhone without a passcode before you're stuck. You never know when these methods will come in handy.

If your iPad displays a disabled screen stating "iPad is disabled connect to iTunes," it appears that you forgot your iPad passcode and were locked out after entering the wrong passcode too many times ...

This passcode-bypass post is presented by Tenorshare. It’s the ultimate nightmare: Your iPhone is disabled, and you can’t get it unlocked. Maybe you created a complex passcode that now slips your mind ...

This app can recover your lost iPhone password. Photo: Cult of Mac Deals Many folks forget their passwords, and odds are it’ll happen to you, too. However, you shouldn’t have to suffer through an ...

Erasing all of the data on an iPad and restoring it to its factory settings is something you can do from the iPad's settings – provided you remember your passcode. If you don't remember your passcode, ...

Learn how to factory reset iPad using Settings, a computer, or iCloud. This step-by-step guide helps you erase data safely, ...

Apple strongly protects data stored on an iPhone, iPad, iPod touch, Apple Watch, and macOS (with FileVault enabled or a T2 Security Chip, or both). However, there’s an exception for mobile devices ...