Providing you have an ipod/iphone sync cable:
Install iPhone Explorer (Free): http://www.macroplant.com/iphoneexplorer/
Then you can have a hunt through some of the files on there for clues as to who owns it (eg. photos, emails).
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Providing you have an ipod/iphone sync cable:
Install iPhone Explorer (Free): http://www.macroplant.com/iphoneexplorer/
Then you can have a hunt through some of the files on there for clues as to who owns it (eg. photos, emails).
times that by six.Quote:
Originally Posted by myke
it's three months.
Keep in mind though, if they don't reclaim it and they had insurance (and claimed on it), the insurance company "owns" it.
Also, remember, its more then likley on contract, so expect it to get blocked, IMEI Blocked, and everything, Also remember that Apple Iphone finder thingy,Quote:
Originally Posted by Casanova
Yeh thanks guys i handed it in earlier, i was just wanting to go on it and find the owners friend number and tell them i found it.
Here you are, tells you how to remove passcode.
http://www.bestyoucanget.com/ipodpas...ouch_Procedure
"this will not work with the iPhone or iPod touch. For iPhone or iPod Touch, You Can Try This"Quote:
Originally Posted by dubstep
You can remove the passcode, sort of. But doing so will result in losing all the data on the iPhone, so doing it won't really find out whose phone it is - you'll just have someone else's iPhone.
For future reference for anyone else, who may lock them selves out somehow. Make sure you have the latest version of iTunes installed on your computer, turn off the iPhone and hold the home button and then connect it to the computer continue holding the home button until the iTunes icon appears on the screen of your device.
On iTunes it will then say that you've entered in to recovery mode, you can then restore the software on your iPhone, it will download the latest publicly released iOS software and then you can restore it from backup at a later time (if you have one). But as I said it's pointless you doing this as you found it, you won't have the backup (obviously) and you won't find out whose phone it is, as others have said hand it in to your local police station - or local to where you found it.
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Originally Posted by Jaaaack!
"iPhone / iPod Touch Procedure" right at the top.