Only applies to the Touch ID sensor and for good reason. No point in making a secure system just to allow any theif on ebay to buy a £5 off the shelf sensor and bypass it.
I'm sorry, but this is a complete non issue.
Roger_Irrelevant
12 Feb 1640#3
Remember iSheep; If your beloved phone happens to break, don't get it repaired at an unofficial repairers!
Apple will find out and remotely brick your phone! :stuck_out_tongue:
pglfc
12 Feb 1639#30
All the pathetic apple bashing that goes on here is embarrassing. I can just imagine the 12 year old kids sitting behind their keyboards because mummy can't afford to buy them one.
weiran
12 Feb 1621#15
I'd rather a few cheap skates get their phones bricked rather than exposing a security vulnerability with the TouchID sensor where someone can steal my data or fingerprints.
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_appeal
12 Feb 166#1
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iffy1234 to _appeal
12 Feb 16#133
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zx636r
12 Feb 1614#2
Isn't this the phone equivalent of two coke cans and a piece of string?
:neutral_face:
Roger_Irrelevant
12 Feb 1640#3
Remember iSheep; If your beloved phone happens to break, don't get it repaired at an unofficial repairers!
Apple will find out and remotely brick your phone! :stuck_out_tongue:
Kammyb to Roger_Irrelevant
12 Feb 16#8
is that for real lol
david_robinson94 to Roger_Irrelevant
12 Feb 1660#27
Only applies to the Touch ID sensor and for good reason. No point in making a secure system just to allow any theif on ebay to buy a £5 off the shelf sensor and bypass it.
I'm sorry, but this is a complete non issue.
smithybhoy to Roger_Irrelevant
12 Feb 162#28
They don't break.
TechBB to Roger_Irrelevant
12 Feb 16#60
Considering that your comment is far from original, you've proven that you're also a sheep. Which is dumber: an iSheep or a sheep that doesn't know he is a sheep?
blokeski to Roger_Irrelevant
12 Feb 16#79
Except it is not this particular model - it is the 6 series. This one is fine.
jimbojones1989 to Roger_Irrelevant
12 Feb 16#80
Only applies to Iphone 6 and above. The secure Touch ID enclave works differently on the 5S. On the 5S it is married to the motherboard and cannot be replaced without disabling the Touch ID function. On the 6/6S they changed it up so only apple can pair the two together after a replacement and rightfully so.
They wouldn't go against governments and refuse to install backdoors with end user security in mind just for people to be able to replace the Touch ID and gain access anyway.
jamieb193 to Roger_Irrelevant
12 Feb 16#111
Not if you didn't update to the latest update (which I'm refusing to do). Baaaaa
parasitemol
12 Feb 166#4
Got to be at least the 32gb for this price for me. Heat cause it's the cheapest around but 16gb is too hard to live with these days.
BrianM to parasitemol
12 Feb 16#62
Actually it (16Gb) has got a LOT better for me since I went to mainly Cloud music and using Apple's Photo Library (also a cloud implementation)!! :sunglasses:
benjai
12 Feb 161#5
Hmmm.. I have this and still a great phone. But should really be 32gb at this price. My 16gb constantly nags me about space and is my only regret.
dodgymix
12 Feb 163#6
2.5 year old model with nominal gb they certainly hold their value
chasolo
12 Feb 1621#7
Apple are prats, even the moron way they announce things,get a feckin grip!
Get an android and be FREE
Elevation to chasolo
12 Feb 164#24
No doubt my fans will accuse me of "attention seeking" for agreeing with this - despite the fact they don't seem to be accusing anyone else who doesn't fall for crApple nonsense of this - but yeah, it's comforting having a decently priced, decently spec'd phone, and clocking Samsung, Apple, Apple, Apple, Samsung, Apple, Samsung. I bet most Iphone users don't even know WHY they even bought one - but more than likely some commission-hungry salesman fed them the usual crap "yeah it does cost a lot but they really are the best". Well.....that's technically nailed it then eh. As for the "investment" crap - you're buying a phone, not a Picasso. Thinking that you're at some 'advantage' just because someone will pay to 'offset' the cost of a new one, when buying a brand new Android phone will cost you even less than the price you'll pay AFTER off-setting it by selling your iphone.......well.....have fun with that knowledge...
krisward7955 to chasolo
12 Feb 161#31
No. Just no
hwangeruk to chasolo
12 Feb 16#107
Right.. Manchild turns a simple consumer inanimate object into a religious "versus" war like a 12 year old playing top trumps. Yet Apple are prats. Hmmmm
daddydeals to chasolo
12 Feb 161#146
Moronic*
Lebdude
12 Feb 16#9
it's crazy they really do hold there value, I just sold a very battered two year old one for £150. once your in the apple eco system you can use the sale of your old phone to offset the cost of the newest model
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I'm sorry, but this is a complete non issue.
Apple will find out and remotely brick your phone! :stuck_out_tongue:
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NUS discount
Order Summary
Items: £279.00
Postage & Packing: £0.00
Total: £279.00
Promotion Applied: -£13.95
Order Total: £265.05
Even cheaper than GiffGaff, heat!
Can you get NUS discount on everything on Amazon?
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Apple will find out and remotely brick your phone! :stuck_out_tongue:
I'm sorry, but this is a complete non issue.
They wouldn't go against governments and refuse to install backdoors with end user security in mind just for people to be able to replace the Touch ID and gain access anyway.
Get an android and be FREE