Turn off Find My Iphone app

a vulnerability has been discovered in Apple’s iOS 7 mobile operating

system that allows anyone to disable Find My iPhone without

authorisation. 

Bradley Williams has shown off the bug on Youtube in a video clip, in

which he was successfully able to switch off Apple’s Find My iPhone app

without having to enter a password. Williams said, “MAJOR Security flaw in Find My iPhone iCloud Lock

BYPASS. Activation Lock Bypass.

 This video is to show a security flaw in

Apple’s find my iphone feature so Apple can fix this. I tried to contact

Apple and nobody has responded.” The bypass, which reportedly can be easily replicated on any iPhone

running iOS 7.0.4 or higher, is rather simple to carry out, too. As demonstrated in the video below, you simply need to navigate to

iCloud settings, select your account, change the password to an incorrect

one and press Done, Tap OK followed by Cancel, reselect your account and

empty the description field and then tap Done. After you perform these

steps Find My iPhone will be disabled without the need to enter a password

– the correct one, that is. See the below link to the video: 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MSHCU3RZcYA