Let’s face it, our kids know how to use our phones better than we do. From taking selfies, to playing games, to surfing the safari?they are just tech geniuses. But, no matter how savvy they may be, they can’t unlock a phone without the correct password. Sadly, a mother from China knows just what we are talking about.
She gave her two-year-old son her iPhone so he could watch educational videos, and like all kids, he played with the phone and pressed all the fun buttons. The mom was horrified to discover that her phone read, “iPhone is disabled, try again in 25,114,984 minutes.” WHAT"
Graphic: Adriana Parente
When a password is entered incorrectly, Apple?s security system locks the phone in increasing increments of time, starting with a small amount and then quickly growing with each wrong password. We all know it’s pretty annoying when you incorrectly type your own iPhone password and accidentally lock yourself out for a few minutes, but for several decades, I don’t think so. How many times did this kid incorrectly enter the code"
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