Comex reveals two small hacks present in Safari

Hello iPhone users, Almost always the versions of IOS released by Apple It includes some hidden features that can be activated by users in a particular way. This is the case, for example, with the field test function, which allows you to View GSM signal strength in dB. Recently Comex He invited users to try two hackers They found a curious trick in SafariLet's see what the shape is.

 

 

 

Both hacks, as I mentioned, utilize some system features that Apple had to remove before the firmware update, but apparently haven't been disabled by the Cupertino developers. The system includes shortcuts in Mobile Safari, allows you to receive calls from any fake FaceTime name, and enables an "unlockable" screen lock.

To activate the hack, first open a new tab in Safari and type:

FaceTime-accept: / / lifeiphone

Obviously, instead of “vidaiphone” you can enter any other word that will be displayed as the caller ID. To start the call, simply press the Enter key and wait a moment.

The second mini-hack, however, always involves typing the following command in Safari:

Tellock: / /

Logically, you then press Enter. The iPhone will lock, and you will see a "Do Not Unlock" Lock Screen , meaning that the device will not unlock.

To close this screen, simply press the home button or the power button to return to the actual lock screen.

Safari is Comex's preferred target, isn't it?