I want to sell my iPhone. If I reset the iPhone, my private things will be deleted. Then everything will be deleted, including pictures, apps, contacts, etc., so that my private things will no longer be visible if someone buys it.
everything is completely deleted when resetting
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I enter the same password dozens of times and instead of confirmation of the new password I get this message:
What do you think?
Yes, reset everything to factory settings, then your personal data is no longer recoverable for third parties. Also remove Apple Watch, remove Apple Pay and remove the device from “Where is”. Here’s an Apple guide: https://support.apple.com/de-de/109511
This is exactly what the function is made: everything is deleted from iPhone and it is back in delivery condition.
Apple stores the data encrypted on the device. If you do a factory reset, the data will be deleted and at the same time the conclusions will be removed. With this, your data is deleted and who tries to restore it via the memory gets only encrypted data query. From this: yes is safe.
Reset only with factory settings.
Then all my private things are gone completely everything is deleted then
Then everything’s gone. Returning to factory settings is then like a mobile phone where new is bought in the load.
Yes
Okay then is completely gone when someone gets it later and re-established the person can’t find my private stuff anymore?
Yeah, right.