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philipov ◴[] No.42143745[source]
> law enforcement officers and forensic experts were concerned that some iPhones were rebooting themselves under mysterious circumstances, which made it harder for them to get access to the devices and extract data.

> iOS 18 comes with improved anti-theft measures. Three days w/o unlock, the iPhone will reboot, preventing thieves from getting your data.

It's poetic, isn't it?

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justahuman74 ◴[] No.42143950[source]
I'd like to be able to specify much shorter times than 3 days, I could have my phone reboot every night while sleeping if possible
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1. Refusing23 ◴[] No.42144112[source]
my 2021 samsung can do that

but my new pixel cannot

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2. zackify ◴[] No.42144139[source]
That’s why you gotta run graphene
3. frankacter ◴[] No.42144179[source]
Just tested on my pixel:

Go to Settings

Tap on System

Select "Advanced."

Tap on "Scheduled restart."

Toggle the switch to enable it.

Choose the day and time you want your device to restart automatically.

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4. 7734128 ◴[] No.42144329[source]
Suppose all police would just undo that setting as soon as they got the phone.
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5. Someone ◴[] No.42144373{3}[source]
Can’t do that when the phone is locked. If they can do that, they’re “in” and it will take them less than a day to take all data from the phone.
6. ThePowerOfFuet ◴[] No.42144375{3}[source]
The point is that they don't have the passcode so they couldn't.
7. derbOac ◴[] No.42144957[source]
I have no "Advanced".