Originally posted by .::iRizwan::.
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Also to answer the other guy when he changes the serial it gives activation error, this means it's iCloud locked and not MDM lock which means the T2 chip is the culprit, MDM locks do not use the T2 to communicate to verify. It goes like this
Apple Server checks in these steps.
1. Apple server checks Serial number , if it kicks back as MDM it follows up with two scenarios, you either get into Os Install or you get the company email lock.
2. Apple server checks T2 chip serial after step 1. So if step one is a serial that is changed and then checks to see if the T2 chip is assigned correctly, which in return will give Activation Server Error messages.
So in theory if you change the serial of an MDM device to new serial then you sign into your device with your iCloud after OS install and say you DFU reset it, that serial is now assigned to your iCloud with the T2 chip until you remove it.
Hope this helps
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