@cyber_razzon X · 2026-09-23
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Here’s a video tutorial on how to activate lockdown mode on your iPhone plus the alternative for Android. You welcome. https://t.co/V6oZavKNE4 https://t.co/z8AIr3gSbS
Your iPhone has a setting that can make forensic access MUCH harder. It’s called Lockdown Mode. And in 2026, the FBI said it was unable to extract data from a journalist’s iPhone because the device had Lockdown Mode enabled. Here’s how to turn it on 🧵 https://t.co/ZC4iqNrShn
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