n the very first week of April 2016, a video went viral on YouTube claiming to have high susceptibility in iOS 9.3.1, letting anyone go inside the handset and access images and contacts even when the device is locked. The video confirmed that a person can invade an iPhone easily without entering a Passcode through a very simple step.

As seen in the video, the steps start by launching Siri on the locked screen by pressing home button or with the help of “Hey,Siri” Function – then directing the digital assistant to go for Twitter Search. Surprisingly, the search result came out with all the important contact details like email address, contact numbers, Twitter contacts, including images and other important things.

The action was applicable to only those devices that the users had already granted the Siri permission to access Twitter accounts information that requires establishing ownership of the iPhone with the password or Touch ID. To get rid of the error, several users are rushing to Apple customer support for Siri so as to protect their information.