| ▲ | TazeTSchnitzel 6 hours ago | |
Is it maybe providing a bogus NTP server or something? Maybe the automatic reboot feature can be moved to the Secure Enclave or something, and made to only rely on the hardware RTC in a way that can't be tampered with. | ||
| ▲ | chrismarlow9 5 hours ago | parent | next [-] | |
Here's a deeper dive on that question: https://naehrdine.blogspot.com/2024/11/reverse-engineering-i... Tl,dr: it's likely baked into the sep, no ntp I'm wondering if you put the phone into a mode where it thinks it's dialing emergency services or contacting them via crash detection etc that it won't reboot. I could picture a scenario where the code is written to never disrupt an emergency services call. Full disclosure I don't own an iPhone so this may not even be a thing. Just guessing based on liability risk from Apple of "what's more important than protecting the phone" | ||
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