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Evidence of Pedo ring inside an iPad

Hello community of hacking. I don't know if this is the correct sub to ask this question. I'm sorry in advance if it's not the case.

My question is: it is too hard to access data inside an iPad if you don't have its password? The iPad is the model A1670.

Context: 4 years ago Argentinian model Natacha Jaitt died in suspicious circumstances after accusing high profile people of integrating a pedo ring. The accused were either very famous and/or powerful people from Argentina. Before dying she said she had evidence supporting her accusations in an iPad which is the one in the question. She also said she wouldn't OD on cocaine (which is apparently what killed her).

4 years later, Argentinian police haven't been able to access this iPad. Press says that they have tried 96000 times and are still unsuccessful in their mission.

Follow up to the first question: Again, is it that hard? Do they have to actually try the brute force method to access the iPad data like it seems they have been doing? Can't they just disassemble the device and extract the data?

Thanks for reading. You can check yourself in websites like info as about this case. Is not me trying to learn how to do this to an IPad. I'm a noob who wouldn't know how to brute force or whatever a simple windows login.

In Spanish

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In the era of Democratic Modernity, the revolutionary struggle for the freedom of humanity expands to the cybernetic frontiers as well. For years, Kurdish activist groups have held actions in solidarity with the revolutionary struggle and to bring attention to the genocidal policies of the Turkish fascist state against the minorities living in Turkey, especially the policies against the Kurdish people.

From this perspective, a new group has been formed, under the name of Artêşa Sîber a Gel (People’s Cyber Army) and they have declared the following:

“To our people who resist with their heroism!

As of today, we proudly share with you that the Kurdish Cyber Gerila will be part of the newly established “People’s Cyber Army”. Our struggle against fascism and oppression will continue for freedom and justice. Although the enemies remain the same, with new structures and concepts we will be able to attack the enemy more precisely and more often.

With our revolutionary greetings”

You can follow up their actions and statement on their telegram channel (ENG).

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