Police Department Policy

24-50 Apple iPhone iOS 18.1.pdf

Kern_County_Sheriff

Policy Text
Apple iPhone iOS 18.1 Our training bulletin aims to provide law enforcement and criminal investigation personnel with a comprehensive understanding of Apple's iOS 18.1, released on October 28, 2024. A key feature of this update is the 'inactivity reboot', which automatically reboots the iPhone after 72 hours of inactivity. This feature is a crucial security measure, designed to protect users' personal data in the event of loss or theft. Following a reboot, an iPhone enters the Before First Unlock (BFU) state, the most secure state an iPhone can be in. In this state, it becomes significantly more challenging, if not impossible, to unlock or extract data stored on an iPhone. It is generally easiest for an iPhone to be unlocked or “cracked” in the After First Unlock (AFU) state, where Law Enforcement can generally utilize forensic tools to extract data from an iPhone. The 'inactivity reboot' feature is automatic and cannot be turned off by the iPhone user. It a

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