iOS 7 bug discovered that allows disabling of ‘Find My iPhone’ without password

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By Cody LeeFeb 6, 2014, 6:55 pm435 pts
A major flaw has been discovered in iOS 7 that seemingly allows users to disable the important ‘Find My iPhone’ feature on a device without typing in the typically-required password. Turning off the feature on a stolen device makes it invisible to Apple’s location service. And what’s worse is, the flaw isn’t…

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