Apple patched a USB vulnerability to keep hackers (or police) out of your iPhone

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By Tristan GreeneJun 13, 2018, 6:38 pm316 pts
Apple says it’ll update the default settings for iPhone devices, in an upcoming iOS release, to prevent an exploit that allows hackers or law enforcment to access your device via USB without your consent. The changes comes at a time when law enforcement agencies around the world are fighting with Apple over…

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