This $70 device can spoof an Apple device and trick you into sharing your password | TechCrunch
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A researcher built a $70 contraption designed to send pop-up prompts to nearby iPhones, which could trick targets into giving away their password.
  • lemmyvoreEnglish
    13•1 year ago

    So you’re saying the way I turn off bluetooth on my phone doesn’t turn off bluetooth on my phone?

    Yes. It doesn’t turn it off completely, only partially. It stops your phone from connecting with some devices (headphones, speakers etc.) but not from connecting with others (smart TV’s, Find My-enabled stuff etc.)

    In order to turn it completely off you have to go to the Settings.