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Originally posted by RMKyle View PostIs there currently any working HW method to unlock T2s (such as Mina) that doesn't cost that anyone knows about?
I can buy a T203 but I just don't know if it is worthless now as I read things were patched with iBridge and stuff
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Is there currently any working HW method to unlock T2s (such as Mina) that doesn't cost that anyone knows about?
I can buy a T203 but I just don't know if it is worthless now as I read things were patched with iBridge and stuff
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The online iCloud/Activation lock checkers are trash. They will only tell you if a board/unit has *EVER* had iCloud/Activation lock enabled/turned-on, not if it's *currently* enabled/locked or not. And even that is hit-or-miss. I have checked over a dozen 100%-confirmed-unlocked/unactivated boards (i.e. install them, install MacOS, confirm no lock with my own eyes right in front of me), but the online tools/checker said they're locked. Also vice-versa; have had one that was clearly locked, but online said it wasn't. This scenario much more uncommon though.
I spoke with the owner of one of these pay services and he said they "use Apple's servers" to check, but when I told him the tool didn't seem to be accurate (and sent him videos showing it), he stopped replying to me. To be clear, we were checking both the "activation status" and "FMM on/off".
Best way to check is to just manually try to install MacOS. Or, if you know someone with access to GSX, they can reliably check FMM/iCloud status of any serial.Last edited by ugamazing; 11-25-2022, 11:42 AM.
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Originally posted by Stephen View PostYes I use this MDM checker online. 5 cents a check. It sucks but meh that's the best I can do. I know you can check serials online for free but status checks are weird. I'm trying to figure out how they are pulling from Apple servers to do this would be better to be free and check ourselves. I'm certain website costs and server load is why they are charging when thousands are pulling info. No clue. Maybe that will be our check system one day.
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Originally posted by kevingill View PostYou can check serial numbers online or use a paid service.
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Originally posted by kevingill View PostYou can check serial numbers online or use a paid service.
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You can check serial numbers online or use a paid service.
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Does anyone have a method to see if dead T2 MacBook has iCloud activation lock enabled ? Every time I want to buy dead T2 it’s a crap shoot.
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Originally posted by luca_v3r View PostI have an A2179 MBA 2020 Activation locked, and I wanto to find the full iCloud email, because I know the previous owner.
How I can find this information?
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Originally posted by luca_v3r View PostIn my case, I've reset the mac and I don't have the recovery installed, so when I press CMD+R with usb Hdd with Catalina Os attached at MBA, going out only the world with wifi "choose network" request, I think for download internet recovery.
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Originally posted by kevingill View PostI booted from a USB external MACOS installation (I used micro SD card in a USB C adapter), but it only allows you to access a terminal.
I don't know how to activate from the terminal, but others may know how this can be done.
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Originally posted by Timp74 View PostOn a icloud locked a2179, I found the user's email in plain text using checkra1n and running the "strings" command on the NVRAM file in /var/private/db. I think that was the file and location.. Unsurprisingly the user didn't reply to my email or iMessage about unlocking..
How I can find this information?
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I booted from a USB external MACOS installation (I used micro SD card in a USB C adapter), but it only allows you to access a terminal.
I don't know how to activate from the terminal, but others may know how this can be done.
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Originally posted by kevingill View PostJust found something interesting.
If you have an external disk with a MACOS installation (not an installer), you can boot from this if you hold CMD-R for a minute whilst it boots. You can release CMD-R once the loading bar appears. This will boot the recovery from the external disk instead of downloading it. I used Catalina, but others may work.
Once at the language selection, you can press CMD-T to bring up a Terminal.
Have you use a usb-c hub, right? Or usb-c ssd directly?
Thanks
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Hi to all.
Sorry for my bad english.
I read all of 20th pages, and I want to thanks all.
I have an A2179 MBA with activation lock.
I have also the macbook password but the system said that I enter incorrect password too much time, an I can't use this method for bypass activation lock.
Moreover if I can find the complete email address of icloud I can retrieve the password.
What can I do? I have the new bridge.
I can boot with CMD+R and macOs hdd?
I don't be able to boot up with macOs external hdd.
Tks so much.
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Originally posted by Reda123456 View Posthello is there a way to remove the entire mdm from MacBook Pro (13-inch, 2017, Four Thunderbolt 3 Ports)
model a1707 emc 3164Originally posted by heatorious View PostYes this can be done. Post your file
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Originally posted by Reda123456 View Posthello is there a way to remove the entire mdm from MacBook Pro (13-inch, 2017, Four Thunderbolt 3 Ports)
model a1707 emc 3164
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Re: T2 Chip Programmer Tool
Originally posted by kevingill View PostJust found something interesting.
If you have an external disk with a MACOS installation (not an installer), you can boot from this if you hold CMD-R for a minute whilst it boots. You can release CMD-R once the loading bar appears. This will boot the recovery from the external disk instead of downloading it. I used Catalina, but others may work.
Once at the language selection, you can press CMD-T to bring up a Terminal.
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