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I wonder if she has the iCloud enabled and maybe she or child did something on her macbook then it changed the phone. Someone at work enbled Parental controls and it changed all of his iDevices because iCloud syncs everything, so it seems.
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If you don't know how it could be done, but you're being accused of doing it by someone who thinks you have the technical know-how, the last thing you should inquire about on a public forum is how it could be done.
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I'm not enquiring how. I'm enquiring if it's possible.
Also I'm doing it after the event.
Thanks for your input anyway Sherlock
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Pom Pey wrote: I'm not enquiring how.
But you can't pretend you wouldn't expect any response to lead to discussions on exactly how, even if it's just speculation. Or were you honestly expecting everybody to answer with a simple Yes/No and leave it at that?
Pom Pey wrote: I'm enquiring if it's possible.
Two words: The Fappening. Ultimately whether the data is stored on the phone itself or on something like iCloud - does it really make a difference here?
Pom Pey wrote: Also I'm doing it after the event.
Which is not relevant when you can feign ignorance.
Pom Pey wrote: Thanks for your input anyway Sherlock
You're welcomed, my dear Watson. Anything else I can help you with?
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Yep a clear Statement you are also not know how to 
modified 19-Jan-21 21:04pm.
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Sounds like the phone wasn't hacked, but someone used her credentials to log in elsewhere.
That's a piece of piss, if you know the user name and password, but I believe that where you log in from is recorded (it is on android, a least, and I can't see it not being logged on itunes).
I wanna be a eunuchs developer! Pass me a bread knife!
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Let's assume the phone was hacked or maybe someone logged in to whatever account iPhone uses. Wouldn't it tell you the IP and location?
I would be worried if police is involved because general consensus, I assume, is that they are not really that technology savvy.
"It is easy to decipher extraterrestrial signals after deciphering Javascript and VB6 themselves.", ISanti[ ^]
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Sure, there are multiple ways to do it (remotely accessing the phone itself is one way, but it could be as simple as accessing her cloud data, for which one will just need to know her credentials).
Depending on whether or not the phone has been jailbroken, the phone itself could be controlled remotely, but I suppose that's not the accusation here?
Even if it were, given that you were actually cooking lasagna, the chances of someone proving you guilty of such an act, is anywhere between "haha lol" to "hell, no". 
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It may be difficult to prove, but having the police ask you all sorts of awkward questions is still not very pleasant.
The police and sanitation workers are both essential for modern life, but that does not mean I want either of them in my living room.
If you have an important point to make, don't try to be subtle or clever. Use a pile driver. Hit the point once. Then come back and hit it again. Then hit it a third time - a tremendous whack.
--Winston Churchill
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Which would leave you suing for the legal expenses involved in not being found guilty. Getting back legal expenses is not so easy. If it's in criminal court, rather than civil, you're basically screwed.
The use of the courts to rack up expenses is a known way of harassment. Someone with enough money could impoverish you with lawsuits that just don't quite qualify as 'frivolous'.
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That's a very good point. 
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At work, working on work stuff: Argh, 3 more hours.
At home, working on a pet project: What, it's 10PM already???
Now granted, many of the things I've done at work over the years have been really interesting. This is not one of those times. 
Marc
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At work, fighting with ssrs 2014 since this morning. What is it, past lunch already? 
The good news is that I think I have figured it out...won't know until SP2 is installed. It'd sure be nice if ssrs would work 'out of the box'. I'll be glad to actually get back to some development!
"Go forth into the source" - Neal Morse
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I've added a daily event in Outlook to make sure I get out of work, and pick up the kids in time.
My boss was mightily amused first time he saw it. (no sarcasm)
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Marc Clifton wrote: many of the things I've done at work over the years have been really interesting. This is not one of those times
Just don't let it get to you.
I'm the guy who couldn't wait for 5:00pm to come by so I would happily put in more hours evenings and weekends on my own pet projects than I would all week at work. Ultimately, the boring work stuff completely killed the motivation I had for my pet projects. The work's gotten more interesting again, but I can't be convinced to fire up a compiler outside work hours anymore. I still love to code--but I guess that's the risk when work and hobby intersect. I couldn't imagine working for myself.
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dandy72 wrote: I couldn't imagine working for myself.
I love working as a remote contractor (the current gig is an on-site contract.) Even horribly boring work is mitigated by taking the laptop out on the porch or having a cat curled up on the lap.
Marc
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I had a similar case. Work got so interesting that my pet project went over a year without any work on it.
Now I have started on it again and have decided to take a different direction with the client side, writing a WinForm client instead of fighting with web pages, leaps and bound of productivity instead of hours on Google figuring out weird sh*t, yay!
- I would love to change the world, but they won’t give me the source code.
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Or - as you may note somewhere in my CP Bio
I used to code for fun; now I get paid to code.
Doing form money what I used to do for fun, much like a wh@re.
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Like "The frog rule"?
(Time is fun when you're having flies)
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I'm suffering from a special form of that, right now.
Hungry - for salty potatoes cooked in hot oil. Fries, chips, hash-browns. I'm in need!
No readily available source.
Distracting, which then puts me in a state much like yours, 'cept, I've only 1hr 22min left to go.
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None of my University CS course taught me how to properly prune a tree.
Despite this handicap, the Cherry and Apple trees are looking mighty fine after some work on the weekend. 
"Time flies like an arrow. Fruit flies like a banana."
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Are you in the market for tree pruning? If so: I have some Crepe Myrtles that need you! 
Get me coffee and no one gets hurt!
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George Washington did much the same and he seems to have turned out alright. [And it was quite a while before CS courses were available.]
I'm retired. There's a nap for that...
- Harvey
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H.Brydon wrote: George Washington did much the same and he seems to have turned out alright. [
Yeah, he's now fertilising the trees
If you have an important point to make, don't try to be subtle or clever. Use a pile driver. Hit the point once. Then come back and hit it again. Then hit it a third time - a tremendous whack.
--Winston Churchill
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Some general rules I apply...
1) Everything what goes more than 45% upwards (vertical ones)... gone
2) Everything what goes directly back to the tree body... gone
2) If there are two or more branches crossing... leave the ones getting the biggest quantity of sun and with less curves
3) If you want to change the direction of a branch, make the cut around 1 cm behind the "embrio" going in that direction
4) Don't let them go too far on the high (rotten fruits must be picked too or the tree could get ill), instead try to get them expand more horizontally.
5) Apples like to grow near the intersections... leave the tiny "baby" branches smaller than 10 cm even if they fit into one of the rules above
6) I like to make a cycle... 4 normal prunes and 1 more radical.
M.D.V. 
If something has a solution... Why do we have to worry about?. If it has no solution... For what reason do we have to worry about?
Help me to understand what I'm saying, and I'll explain it better to you
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