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Originally Posted by NiLuJe
I'd wager this just grays out the menu entries, as a factory reset, while probably done for privacy reasons in that case, also happens, to, as a byproduct, remove the pin lock  .
(i.e., I doubt there's a specific "let me just kill the pincode" codepath for that convoluted setup). |
Yes, I found out that this code works even when trying to "remember" parental passcode, so it is uselless beyong GUI "restrictions.
Ultimately, I can just nuke the "factory_reset" binary (by replacing it with a /dev/null link), but it sits in /bin/ , and I am hesitant to touch it (in contrast to logging things, that sit in /usr/bin/ and /usr/sbin).