The iCloud activation lock has a couple of issues. For example, if your iPhone 5s is locked and you forgot your Apple ID details. You won't be able to reactivate your device after resetting it. Another issue you could confront is buying an iPhone connected to the previous owner's iCloud account. It makes the smartphone a costly paperweight.
iPhone 5s Activation Unlock is designed for users who is the legitimate owner of the device that is iCloud locked. The scenarios that need to be unlocked include forgetting the Apple ID password, purchasing a used phone with activation lock, or Apple ID is hacked.
You can use your iPhone 5s device for all features except for phone calls, cellular data and sign in Apple ID from Settings. Nevertheless, you can sign in a new Apple ID through App Store to download apps via Wi-Fi.
It is free to download Activation Unlock and iPhone 5s bypass connect your device to the program to check whether your device is supported. To perform activation lock bypass, you need to purchase a license.
You’d better not factory reset your iPhone 5s bypass device after removing the activation lock, or your device will be locked again. However, you can use U Activation Unlock software on the same device for unlimited times before the license expires.
A lot of iOS users have the same question "What is the difference between 'password' and 'passcode'?". Well, the password and iPhone 5s passcode are two different things on the iPhone/iPad. The password on the iPhone usually is meant for Apple ID and iCloud account, which is used for iTunes and App Store purchases. While the passcode is usually meant for lock screen to secure your device from unauthorized access.
After you keep entering the incorrect passcode, your iPhone will show the messages below: 5 incorrect passcode entries in a row, it shows "iPhone is disabled, try again in 1 minute"; 7 incorrect passcode entries in a row, it shows "iPhone is disabled, try again in 5 minutes"; 8 incorrect passcode entries in a row, it shows "iPhone is disabled, try again in 15 minutes"; 9 incorrect passcode entries in a row, it shows "iPhone is disabled, try again in 60 minutes"; 10 incorrect passcode entries in a row, it shows "iPhone is disabled, connect to iTunes"; After 10 incorrect passcode entries, your device will be completely locked and you will have to restore your iPhone to get it unlocked.
If you've forgotten your iPhone passcode, you can follow the steps below to reset the forgotten passcode using iTunes. Launch iTunes on your computer and connect your iPhone to computer. If you've synced your iPhone on this computer before, wait the iTunes to sync and backup your iPhone. Then click Restore iPhone. After the device is restored, set up your iPhone and tap Restore from iTunes backup. If your iPhone has never synced before, you can only restore the iPhone in Recovery mode. After connect your iPhone 5s, try to force restart it. Then click Restore. Please note this process will completely erase your data on the device.
To disable lock screen on iPhone 5s, just follow the steps below: On your iPhone, go to Settings. If you have iPhone X or later, select Face ID & Passcode. On earlier iPhone devices, tap Touch ID & Passcode. On devices without Touch ID, tap Passcode. Then tap Passcode to turn off lock screen on iPhone.