What is how to factory reset iphone without password?

Here's how you can approach factory resetting an iPhone without a password, keeping in mind that data loss is inevitable and, in some cases, activation locks may prevent full access after the reset.

• Using Recovery Mode: This is the most common method.

  1. Put your iPhone into Recovery%20Mode. The process varies depending on your iPhone model (iPhone 8 or later, iPhone 7 and 7 Plus, iPhone 6s and earlier). You will need to press and hold specific buttons while connecting it to a computer.
  2. Connect your iPhone to a computer that has the latest version of iTunes (on Windows) or Finder (on macOS).
  3. iTunes/Finder will detect your iPhone in Recovery Mode and offer options to Restore or Update. Choose Restore. This will erase all data and install the latest iOS.
  4. If the Restore process takes longer than 15 minutes, your iPhone might exit Recovery Mode. If this happens, repeat the process.

• Erase iPhone via Find My (if enabled before being locked out):

  1. If you had "Find My iPhone" enabled on the device before you forgot the passcode AND you have access to another Apple device or a web browser, you can try this method.
  2. Log in to iCloud using your Apple ID and password (the same one associated with the locked iPhone).
  3. Go to "Find iPhone" (or "Find My").
  4. Select your iPhone from the list of devices.
  5. Choose the "Erase iPhone" option. This will remotely wipe the iPhone. You'll need to enter your Apple ID password again to confirm.

Important Considerations:

• Apple ID Activation Lock: Even after a successful factory reset, the iPhone may be subject to Activation%20Lock. This means you'll need the Apple ID and password that was previously used on the device to activate it after the reset. If you don't have this information (e.g., you bought a used iPhone and the previous owner didn't remove their account), the iPhone will be unusable.
• Data Loss: A factory reset erases all data on the iPhone. There is no way to recover data if you don't have a backup.
• DFU Mode (Advanced): DFU%20Mode (Device Firmware Update) is a deeper restore method than Recovery Mode. It can be useful if Recovery Mode fails, but it's also more complex and carries a slightly higher risk of problems. Only attempt this if you are comfortable with troubleshooting.
• Security: Be cautious of services or software claiming to bypass the passcode without data loss. These are often scams or malware. Apple implements strong security measures to prevent unauthorized access to your device.
• Legal Ownership: It is illegal and unethical to attempt to bypass the security of an iPhone that you do not own.