And there are comments insisting that it works regardless of the number entered.As pointed out in the comments of the video when the "wrong pass code" of 000000 "works" he actually inputs 000080, which I'd bet was the actual pass code.
gotta make that ad money somehowWhy is half the video filled with "this usually works" "I'll try this some more times" "trust me this works" etc.
And there are comments insisting that it works regardless of the number entered.
I don't believe anything, as I haven't seen any concrete proof.Tell me which you believe, given that one is evidential (it can clearly be seen) and one isn't(baseless assertions by YouTube commenters) and I can decide whether I can take anything you say seriously or not.
I don't believe anything, as I haven't seen any concrete proof.
Entering an 8 doesn't necessarily invalidate his claim that any incorrect passcode will allow you to bypass the lock. As far as I know this youtuber doesn't generally post fake videos so I don't feel confident enough to make an assumption. This may or may not be real.Having not seen any proof otherwise, and as of now no credible proof of any bypass of activation lock being presented, a rational observer might draw a conclusion.
Entering an 8 doesn't necessarily invalidate his claim that any incorrect passcode will allow you to bypass the lock. As far as I know this youtuber doesn't generally post fake videos so I don't feel confident enough to make an assumption. This may or may not be real.
you can add 080808 like that &
For Those Who Saying That this video is wrong!!
If this is a bug, not worth watching to analyze, guarantee will be squashed shortly.