Easily remove iPhone screen locks and iCloud locks
- Remove all types of lock screens on iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch
- Unlock Face ID, Touch ID, Apple ID, Screen Time Passcode, and iTunes Backup Password without password
- Bypass the iCloud activation lock without jailbreak
- Remove MDM profile & bypass MDM lock without data loss
- Unlock iPhone for use without any carrier restrictions
- Simple 3-step process, no technical knowledge required

Remove All Types of Lock Screen
Unlock your iPhone/iPad/iPod touch lock screen in different situations. Dr.Fone is fully compatible with all types of lock screens, like Apple ID, Face ID, Touch ID, Screen Time Passcode, etc., and is capable of removing them in a few minutes.
Bypass iCloud Activation Lock
If you forgot your iCloud password after restoring a device, you can't access your iPhone anymore. Using Dr.Fone, you can remove the iCloud activation lock easily and get into your iOS device without hassle.
Note:
- Please note that your iOS device will be jailbroken before bypassing iCloud Activation Lock.
- For GSM mobile devices: After bypassing the iCloud Activation Lock, your iOS device will return to normal use.
- For CDMA mobile devices: The difference is that you won't be able to use the unlocked phone for the function of phone call, cellular and iCloud of your new Apple ID.


Unlock Apple ID
Forgot your Apple ID password? Are you failing to remove your Apple ID account? Dr.Fone can unlock your iPhone within seconds. Regain all your iCloud services and Apple ID features by logging into a new account.
This feature works even when Find My iPhone is enabled.
Remove MDM/Bypass MDM
Using Dr.Fone's 'Remove MDM' feature, you won't lose data after removing MDM. When you forget the username and password for your iPhone/iPad MDM, Dr.Fone can bypass the MDM so you can access the device easily.

Remove SIM Lock/ Unlock iPhone Carrier
When you travel abroad or replace and restart your SIM card, your iPhone may get locked. Dr.Fone - Screen Unlock (iOS) enables you to fix carrier SIM issues in many common scenarios such as "SIM Not Support", "SIM Not Valid", "SIM Locked" or "No Network Serves". Furthermore, it helps you quickly unlock your iPhone for international use with different networks like AT&T, Sprint, T-Mobile, Verizon, etc., without losing data.
Note: The precondition for the remove SIM lock is to jailbreak your iOS. Please consider if you want to jailbreak your device.

Remove iTunes Backup Entryption
If you can't remember the password for your encrypted backup, you won't be able to turn off backup encryption or create new encrypted backups in Finder or iTunes. So you might not even be able to back up, restore, transfer or wipe your phone data normally. But don't worry, Dr.Fone can solve all your problems by removing the backup encryption setting without damaging any of your data.

Bypass iPhone/iPad/iPod touch Activation Lock in Seconds
Dr.Fone safely removes your iPhone lock screen, activation lock, etc., and helps you to regain full access to your
device. Please note it will delete the data on your iOS Device.
Tech Specs
Processor
1 GHz or faster processor (Intel or AMD)
RAM
2 GB or more of RAM
Hard Disk Space
200 MB of available hard-disk space
iOS
Requires iOS 7.0 or later
Bypass Activate Lock: Compatible with iPhone 5S to iPhone X, iPad 4 to iPad 7, and iPod touch 7 to iPod touch 9 running iOS 12.0 to iOS 14.8.1.
Remove Sim Lock: Compatible with iPhone 5S to iPhone X running iOS 12.0 to iOS 14.8.1.
Computer OS
Requires Windows 7 or newer
Requires mac OS X 10.8 & higher
FAQs - You May Still Be Wondering
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A lot of iOS users have the same question "What is the difference between 'password' and 'passcode'?". Well, the password and passcode are two different things on the iPhone/iPad. The password on the iPhone usually is meant for Apple ID and iCloud account, which is used for iTunes and App Store purchases. While the passcode is usually meant for lock screen to secure your device from unauthorized access.
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After you keep entering the incorrect passcode, your iPhone will show the messages below:
- 5 incorrect passcode entries in a row, it shows "iPhone is disabled, try again in 1 minute";
- 7 incorrect passcode entries in a row, it shows "iPhone is disabled, try again in 5 minutes";
- 8 incorrect passcode entries in a row, it shows "iPhone is disabled, try again in 15 minutes";
- 9 incorrect passcode entries in a row, it shows "iPhone is disabled, try again in 60 minutes";
- 10 incorrect passcode entries in a row, it shows "iPhone is disabled, connect to iTunes";
After 10 incorrect passcode entries, your device will be completely locked and you will have to restore your iPhone to get it unlocked.
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If you've forgotten your iPhone passcode, you can follow the steps below to reset the forgotten passcode using iTunes.
- Launch iTunes on your computer and connect your iPhone to computer.
- If you've synced your iPhone on this computer before, wait the iTunes to sync and backup your iPhone. Then click Restore iPhone. After the device is restored, set up your iPhone and tap Restore from iTunes backup.
- If your iPhone has never synced before, you can only restore the iPhone in Recovery mode. After connect your iPhone, try to force restart it. Then click Restore. Please note this process will completely erase your data on the device.
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To disable lock screen on iPhone, just follow the steps below:
- On your iPhone, go to Settings.
- If you have iPhone X or later, select Face ID & Passcode. On earlier iPhone devices, tap Touch ID & Passcode. On devices without Touch ID, tap Passcode.
- Then tap Passcode to turn off lock screen on iPhone.
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The world knows GSM as Global System for Mobile Communication and CDMA as Code Division Multiple Access. One obvious difference between both terms is the SIM cards. You can find a SIM card slot across GSM phones, while CDMA lacks one in them. Instead, they had a handset-based standard with a phone number linking with the device. With a data rate of 42Mbps, GSM was much more common and widely used as compared to the 3.6Mbps CDMA.
Steps to Check if your Phone is GSM or CDMA
- Lead into its "Settings" on your iPhone and find the "General" options. From the list, select the "About" option to proceed.
- As you get into the respective section, find the MEID, ESN, or IMEI number. Phones with a MEID or ESN number use the CDMA system, while devices with an IMEI utilize GSM. Phones having both numbers are GSM and CDMA simultaneously.
No longer worry about unlocking!
No matter your phone is locked by a screen lock, or bought a second-hand with activation lock, MDM, or screen time passcode, Dr.Fone can handle all these locks and unlock them!
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