read here and make sure to wash in your phones naughty bits if you find a way to

http://www.engadget.com/2008/05/20/r...vious-users-d/

wow thanks, but should this be good?
Settings > General > Reset > Erase All Content and Settings

i cant really tell you whats good to do, to me the only thing that seems good is going in thru ssh and deleting mail app and , camera app, sms.db and other stuff that holds person info then restoring but even still i dont know how far personal info goes in to the phone but this is def something people who sell there old iphones should look into, another reson why i posted it is because we un like owners of regular iphones have acess to the file system.....

Originally Posted by )law(

i cant really tell you whats good to do, to me the only thing that seems good is going in thru ssh and deleting mail app and , camera app, sms.db and other stuff that holds person info then restoring but even still i dont know how far personal info goes in to the phone but this is def something people who sell there old iphones should look into, another reson why i posted it is because we un like owners of regular iphones have acess to the file system.....

true, i still dont get why you dont use ibricker? its alot more easy then ssh

Originally Posted by )law(

read here and make sure to wash in your phones naughty bits if you find a way to

http://www.engadget.com/2008/05/20/r...vious-users-d/

It is kind of hard to do a secure wipe of a phone with Nand flash, there are no documented ways of scrubbing it. This could also apply to other phones with nand flash.

I do use ibrickr and to compuguy in other words resellers are out of luck, that sucks, looks like tough luck for all of use between the phone thiefs, apple, people who steal ideneties, people who sell unlocks and people who steal code....

Originally Posted by )law(

I do use ibrickr and to compuguy in other words resellers are out of luck, that sucks, looks like tough luck for all of use between the phone thiefs, apple, people who steal ideneties, people who sell unlocks and people who steal code....

My solution is simple. First tell iTunes to unsync everything you had including personal info.

Then use the built Erase all iPhone setting, then finally Restore in someone else's computer (a computer with no iPhone info that is) that is clean of any iPhone back ups and voila...clean iPhone.