IOS 7 Vulnerability leads to find My iphone feature free to shut down

Beijing Time April 3 Evening News, the U.S. Science and Technology blog 9to5mac reported that a vulnerability in IOS 7 allows anyone to close the Find My iphone feature, and without a password to bypass the activation of the lock. Starting with iOS 7, deleting a icloud account or resetting a device requires that the My iphone feature is turned off, and the IOS 7 vulnerability causes the Find I The iphone feature is free to shut down media sources: Sina Podcast and shutting down this feature requires the user to enter the Apple ID password associated with the icloud account. This system ensures that a mobile phone thief cannot delete an account, and thus cannot escape being tracked by find's my iphone website. However, an easy way to circumvent this limitation. Users first need to press the Delete account and turn off the Finde my iphone feature in the icloud Setup Panel. In fact, this is the most troublesome part of the whole process. When prompted to enter the password, just press and hold the power button to turn off the phone. After the phone is restarted, you will be able to enter the icloud Setup Panel to remove the account and not be required to enter the password. After that, you can connect your phone to itunes and reset your phone. In addition, because the activation lock also needs to find the My iphone is enabled, so after the phone is reset, this function will not work. In short, the person who gets your phone will be able to circumvent a range of restrictions, causing you to not be able to locate your phone. However, users can still set a password on their phone to prevent others from entering the icloud settings interface. (D-Gold)