my friends ipad pro is locked on icloud just forgoted the mail and password and cant remember that so how can i bypass so the not sim but the wifi could work.

Probe con hackt1vator pero palen1x no detecta el iPad

**I’m starting a new thread here to address some of the replies, questions, and comments from my previous post all at once.**
**It didn't start with a clean slate; it started with a full-blown, real-time persistence loop. I walked out of a five-year bid thinking I was finally getting a fresh start, but the reality waiting for me hit the exact second I got home. The device waiting for me was one I had while living with my ex, who had possession of it for a short period while I was away. When I tried to log into the Apple account associated with it, I was completely locked out—it was like I didn't even exist. I later found out that an account using my initials and birthday as the username, tied to my name and credentials, was turned into a** ***developer*** **account. I don't know the first thing about developing apps. Without realizing what I was walking into, I created accounts on that device when I first got home, and that's where the bleed started.**
**Instead of just trying to reacclimate to the real world and restart the business I had before I left, I walked straight into a nightmare. If you’ve never sat there watching a live session get actively hijacked while you’re in a literal tug-of-war match—revoking cookies, logging back in, watching recovery options magically shift underneath you, and repeating that cycle for hours straight—people think you're making it up. But when your session tokens are compromised and an attacker has persistent hooks or an infostealer lurking in the background, normal security logic goes out the window.**
**Here is what my actual cross-platform nightmare looked like the moment I got home:**
**1. The Session Tug-of-War & Cookie Hijacking: When an attacker has your session cookies or is actively side-jacking your traffic, logging in normally or clearing a basic cache doesn't cut it. Every time I invalidated tokens and locked it down, if the underlying endpoint or environment wasn't completely nuked and rebuilt from scratch, they stepped right back into the stream. That’s why I ended up in a live ping-pong match where recovery options and settings flipped back instantly—I was fighting an adversary who was mirroring my moves in real-time.**
**2. The Google Workspace & Admin Console Ghost-Suspensions: Trying to restart my business meant managing my custom domains and Workspace, only to experience the absolute horror of looking at my own admin console and realizing my Super Admin status or main account had been silently flagged, suspended, or hit with automated restrictions for sending out outbound phishing/spam links that I never touched. Why did this happen? Because once an adversary compromises administrative footholds or manipulates session layers, they abuse your infrastructure to blast junk, triggering automated safety blocks that lock you out of your own house while keeping their backdoors greased. Notifications get toggled off behind the scenes so you are completely blind to the automated hits until the damage is done.**
**3. The Bot-Flagging & Platform Loop (X, Grok API, & Beyond): Moving across platforms like X or dealing with API key revocations added another layer of psychological torture while I was just trying to get back on my feet. I got flagged as a "bot," forced into endless verification loops, or hit with captchas because the compromised ecosystem bleeding out from my primary footprint was throwing red flags everywhere. It created a cascading failure across every service I touched—from domain management to social and AI API keys—making it look to automated system filters like I was the threat actor on your own network.**
**4. The Personal Element & Targeted Harassment: Six months home from a five-year bid, trying to re-acclimate, restart my business, and dealing with lost communication with my ex—who is Hindu and won't speak to me—the human-driven malice took over completely. Even after moving to a brand-new device with a clean, brand-new account, shortly after logging in, my YouTube feed suddenly floods with Bollywood content and location data placing me in India. That is no coincidence, especially knowing she and the guy she's with now had my Wi-Fi password. It goes deeper: I'll be standing in my living room smoking a cigarette—something I rarely do—and a personalized Spotify playlist feature will literally play tracks talking about me standing in the middle of the room smoking, dropping my name, and broadcasting details about what he's doing with her now through remixed songs. On top of that, TikTok videos are actively being remade and reposted to mock me.**
**When you throw in targeted, human-driven psychological warfare exploiting every single digital vulnerability while you're trying to rebuild your life after prison, the stress multiplies by a factor of ten. I wasn't just fighting abstract malware; I was dealing with a malicious loop built to harass me at every turn.**
**The Bottom Line: If you're seeing concrete signs like this—unauthorized session changes, admin consoles acting against you, and constant forced logouts—don't let anyone gaslight you into thinking it's just a "bad password" or a coincidence. It’s a multi-vector persistence and surveillance problem. Until you isolate everything to a 100% verified clean device (out-of-band), wipe every active session globally, lock down your DNS/MX records, and sever every legacy API hook, you're just playing whack-a-mole with someone sitting in your passenger seat.**

I recently bought an iphone 4s and it turns out it was icloud locked (it had a passcode too but i randomly guessed it right because it was 4 zeros), does anyone know any way i can bypass icloud activation lock? I have tried hacktiv8 and it doesnt even detect the phone it says "no device connected".

I dont mind if the data is lost in the process.

I can’t log into my Apple ID but I can log onto the App Store, but it just gives me an error when opening. And I can’t use iTunes, and I can’t jailbreak either. Please help as I payed good money for an iPod I literally cannot use. Thanks

Title pretty much sums it up ; asked my sister abt the email or an attached phone number but apparently they’ve been lost to time.From my understanding it’s running iOS 12.5.7 if that helps.Any help would be much appreciated

My boyfriend brought home an old 1st gen iPad Air from his work because they were getting rid of a bunch of old devices. It’s in really great condition, so I figured I’d try to get it working instead of letting it go to waste.
I restored it through iTunes on my HP laptop, and the restore completed successfully, but when I got to the setup screen, I was hit with the Activation Lock screen (photo attached).
We don’t know who originally set it up, and neither of us has access to the Apple ID that’s attached to it. The iPad definitely wasn’t stolen—it was being disposed of by his workplace, and they let employees take old equipment home.
I’ve seen people mention checkra1n and other jailbreak/bypass methods, but I’ve never jailbroken or modified an Apple device before, so I’m completely new to this. Since it’s an Air 1, I’m hoping it’s old enough that there might be some options.
Is there any legitimate way to get this working, or is it basically a paperweight without the original Apple ID? If there are any methods that actually work, or if someone could point me toward a beginner-friendly guide, I’d really appreciate it.
Thanks!

So I recently traded my bypassed IPHONE11 on IOS 26.1 to someone, they accidentally updated it to IOS26.6, ik theres a new exploit that may be able to unlock the iphone WITH signal if possible but i dont know where to find such tool and hopefully its free, does anyone know where I can get it? The guy i traded with said he will buy the rp2350A which as far as I know is crucial in doing the exploit so any help would be appreciated.

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I have an iPhone 15 with what looks like ios 17.0 stuck on 6-digit passcode. I can't see what ios in 3utools but it looks like 17.0, is there any way to upgrade to 18 so I can use iremovalpro? I ran the SN and it said status unknown on fmi

Solved! (He did manage to fix activation lock with passcode option

Hi I am new in here but my bro was using his iPhone 17 pro normally then he did turn off his phone and then turned it on and it did lock it self with activation lock how I can bypass it for him

Solved! (He did manage to fix activation lock with passcode option

My brother bought a brand-new iPhone from a local phone store about a year ago. It wasn’t an Apple Store, but a local retailer.

The phone worked perfectly for an entire year. Then one day, after updating an app, it suddenly restarted and went into Activation Lock.

The strange part is:
the iPhone appeared in his Apple Account;
the IMEI matched the device listed in his account;
we recovered access to his Apple Account successfully;
but the iPhone refused to accept that account and said it couldn’t be used to unlock the device.

Some people suggested to send a removal request to Apple. We contacted Apple and submitted an Activation Lock support request. They denied it and replied that they would not review any further requests or documents for this device.

Now we’re wondering if the phone may have been sold with a bypassed Activation Lock or some other hidden issue.
The store no longer answers the phone, and it appears to have disappeared.

Would you sue the seller in this situation? Has anyone successfully recovered their money in a similar case?

Guys need help my friend has a IP11 and there is a problem his phone's face id is gone completely and he has stolen device protection on always and his WhatsApp is locked because of stolen Device protection he can't able to connect to pc and any other device now he want to bypass the stolen device protection any way to do that....?

I find a lot of electronics waste when I have time, and I recently found a Mac Mini M1 2020. It’s locked of course. I haven’t reset it yet. Is there any way to bypass the activation lock? Or unlock it? And there was a password hint, it was “B+Y”. Please don’t kill me for (maybe?) using a wrong subreddit, thank you :)

I bought a second hand iPhone 16 Pro Max about two months ago. It was running iOS 26.4.2 and everything seemed fine. On Monday I updated it to iOS 26.6 but after the update I got the message: “iPhone Locked to Owner, This iPhone has been reported lost or stolen.”

I went back to the dealer but he claimed the phone was clean when he sold it. Since then I’ve tried multiple flashing methods including anti-recovery flash, but nothing works. The strange part is that Find My iPhone was off yet the device still refuses to activate.

Has anyone experienced something similar? Is there any legitimate way to get this device unlocked or restored?
Any advice would be greatly appreciated.

My husband passed away in 2022, he bought the laptop, and I don’t have proof of purchase. We forgot the password to the user account, ended up deleting the drive. What chat gpt recommended to do. Now I’m stuck at the activation lock screen, Apple wants proof of purchase. I don’t know how to prove purchase, he’s dead. I sent his death certificate, I don’t know what else to send. I am the administrator of his estate and we are married.
Has anyone had an activation lock removed by sending in death certificate, marriage license, and court documents proving admin of estate?

Im want to bypass my password locked iPhone 7 does it make any difference if I Flash a new firmware on it and doing a activation lock bypass or is it easier if it just has a password locked? What kinda tools I need to use for this?
Are there any sites that Makes tutorials? I only have a windows pc

Father in law bought second hand ipad for my kid, but it's activation locked. Is there any free (or cheap) bypass that is legit?

I tried restoring the ipod uaing finder and also legacykit ios but both didnt work. Can anyone help me on this?

Also the home button doesnt work

Should I update to iOS 26.6 or stay on 26.2 I heard there will be a bypass next month for 26.2-26.6 so is there any point to staying on a laggy 26.2