I want to know if a certain website is safe. It is http://www.bypassicloudactivation.tools/unlock-icloud-activation-lock-iphones-permanent/ . i have an iphone 4 from Verizon that i bought from ebay. I fixed it and find out it's iclod locked. I contacted seller,but i don't know if it was theirs. They claimed that it was their sons,and that it was unlocked. I made a case with Ebay after going back and forth and eventually Ebay refunded me my purchase money. I found this site after googling. It says it's free but i don't want to d/l a file that might be a bad one. Also, if it's not a good site,is there a way to unlock it? Thanks
Determining if a website is safe...
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Well, I scanned the website with Norton safe web, and scanurl.
Neither one came back with anything negative which is always good sign. However that's not to say anything you download would be safe.
I would test the link for you on my PC but its shut down ATM (on my tablet).
Do you have a sandbox to download it in?
Neither one came back with anything negative which is always good sign. However that's not to say anything you download would be safe.
I would test the link for you on my PC but its shut down ATM (on my tablet).
Do you have a sandbox to download it in?
Norton Safe Web is a good go to for this kind of thing.
https://safeweb.norton.com
https://safeweb.norton.com
Originally Posted By: QuOk
Why would you keep the phone after getting your money back?
It's definitely stolen now.
the screen and digitizer were destroyed,back caver smashed, got it for 20, probably not stolen.
Why would you keep the phone after getting your money back?
It's definitely stolen now.
the screen and digitizer were destroyed,back caver smashed, got it for 20, probably not stolen.
You can also check OpenDNS domain tagging. This website did not come up as malware, spam or anything else bad.
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