6 incorrect entries: iPhone is disabled.

Here’s how long your iPhone is disabled, based on the number of incorrect passcode entries If after that time expires, you try again with another incorrect passcode, iOS locks you out for even longer–up to 1 hour. You can still make an emergency call, even when your phone shows it’s disabled

In that case, wait that allotted time, verify that you are entering the correct passcode, and then try signing in again after that time expires. When we see the message iPhone is disabled, it’s first followed by the instruction to try again in 1 minute or try again in 5, 15, 60 minutes. This message usually appears after you’ve tried entering an incorrect passcode at least six different times. This message is a security feature, meant to help you, just in case your device was stolen or is in use by an unauthorized person.

If you or someone with access to your device (young children in particular) typed in the wrong passcode too many times on your iPhone or another iDevice, Apple automatically disables access to your device and displays the message on-screen that your “iPhone is disabled.” You cannot use the phone at this point, at least temporarily. Why is my iPhone disabled? Did you, or someone you love, type in the wrong passcode on your iPhone?

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