If you find that the user restored from iCloud, consider pulling cloud data if you are legally capable of extracting that form of evidence. I wanted to be sure the SetupState didn’t change. First, I wiped and set up via iTunes and then I also forced a restore of a backup via iTunes. It is worth noting that I am testing on an iOS 12.1.x device and I restored from iTunes in 2 ways to obtain these results. ![]() If the user setup the iPhone using iTunes, the will show: If the user selected to restore a backup from iCloud, the will show: This plist stores the SetupState of the device which will tell you how the device was setup by the user. Once your backup or image is loaded into your tool, you need to locate the following file: /Library/Preferences/. Now let’s get to that file you care about. Note: Some commercial tools HATE this format and will not support it. From here, you can load the unlocked backup into iBackupBot or your tool(s) of choice (iExplorer, etc.). If you peek inside that directory, you will find the backup with the date it was unlocked.Ĩ. The original backup remains and the unlocked version is called BackupUnlock. Enter the password and the backup will be unlocked! The top portion shown below is how the backup directory will look. Select the locked backup (you know it’s locked because the option is to “unlock” it.ħ.
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