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how-to-disable-ipv6-on-ios-cellular-only-and-macos-and-why-it-s-a-big-deal-for-privacy/README.md
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## iOS guide ## iOS guide
#### Step 1 (macOS): download and open [Apple Configurator 2](https://support.apple.com/apple-configurator) #### Step 1 (on Mac): download and open [Apple Configurator 2](https://support.apple.com/apple-configurator)
#### Step 2 (macOS): create new profile using <kbd>cmd + n</kbd> #### Step 2 (on Mac): create new profile using <kbd>cmd + n</kbd>
#### Step 3 (macOS): configure "General" settings #### Step 3 (on Mac): configure "General" settings
![apple-configurator-general](./apple-configurator-general.png?shadow=1) ![apple-configurator-general](./apple-configurator-general.png?shadow=1)
#### Step 4 (iOS): find your APN settings #### Step 4 (on iPhone): find APN settings
Open "Settings", then "Cellular", then "Cellular Data Network". Open "Settings", then "Cellular", then "Cellular Data Network".
![ios-cellular-data-network](./ios-cellular-data-network.png?shadow=1&width=240) ![ios-cellular-data-network](./ios-cellular-data-network.png?shadow=1&width=240)
#### Step 5 (macOS): configure "Cellular" settings #### Step 5 (on Mac): configure "Cellular" settings
![apple-configurator-cellular](./apple-configurator-cellular.png?shadow=1) ![apple-configurator-cellular](./apple-configurator-cellular.png?shadow=1)
#### Step 6 (macOS): save provisioning profile #### Step 6 (on Mac): save provisioning profile
#### Step 7 (macOS): connect iPhone to Mac #### Step 7 (on Mac): connect iPhone to Mac
#### Step 8 (macOS): double-click on iPhone #### Step 8 (on Mac): double-click on iPhone
![apple-configurator-iphone](./apple-configurator-iphone.png?shadow=1) ![apple-configurator-iphone](./apple-configurator-iphone.png?shadow=1)
#### Step 9 (macOS): click on "Profile" tab, then "Add Profiles...", select saved provisioning profile and click "Add" #### Step 9 (on Mac): click on "Profile" tab, then "Add Profiles...", select saved provisioning profile and click "Add"
![apple-configurator-add-profile](./apple-configurator-add-profile.png?shadow=1) ![apple-configurator-add-profile](./apple-configurator-add-profile.png?shadow=1)
#### Step 10 (iOS): review profile #### Step 10 (on iPhone): review profile
Open "Settings", then "Profile Downloaded" and tap "Install" Open "Settings", then "Profile Downloaded" and tap "Install"
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## Want things back the way they were before following this guide? No problem! ## Want things back the way they were before following this guide? No problem!
#### Step 1 (iOS): remove provisioning profile from iPhone #### Step 1 (on iPhone): remove provisioning profile
Open "Settings", then "General", then "Profile", tap on your provisioning profile and tap "Remove Profile". Open "Settings", then "General", then "Profile", and tap provisioning profile, then "Remove Profile".
![ios-remove-profile](./ios-remove-profile.png?shadow=1&width=240) ![ios-remove-profile](./ios-remove-profile.png?shadow=1&width=240)
#### Step 2 (macOS): set network interfaces to automatic #### Step 2 (on Mac): set network interfaces to automatic
```shell ```shell
networksetup -setv6automatic "Wi-Fi" networksetup -setv6automatic "Wi-Fi"

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how-to-protect-mac-computers-from-cold-boot-attacks-also-known-as-an-evil-maid-attack/README.md
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sudo pmset -a destroyfvkeyonstandby 1 hibernatemode 25 standbydelaylow 0 standbydelayhigh 0 sudo pmset -a destroyfvkeyonstandby 1 hibernatemode 25 standbydelaylow 0 standbydelayhigh 0
``` ```
`destroyfvkeyonstandby 1` tells macOS to destroy your password (override it with random data) when your computer goes to standby mode. `destroyfvkeyonstandby 1` tells macOS to destroy password (override it with random data) when computer goes to standby mode.
`hibernatemode 25` tells macOS to store the content of the RAM to the hard drive (which is encrypted using FileVault) and power off the RAM (which clears its data). `hibernatemode 25` tells macOS to store the content of the RAM to the hard drive (which is encrypted using FileVault) and power off the RAM (which clears its data).
`standbydelaylow 0` tells macOS to enable standby mode immediately when your battery is low and you put your computer to sleep. `standbydelaylow 0` tells macOS to enable standby mode immediately when battery is low and computer is put to sleep.
`standbydelayhigh 0` tells macOS to enable standby mode immediately when your battery is high and you put your computer to sleep. `standbydelayhigh 0` tells macOS to enable standby mode immediately when battery is high and computer is put to sleep.
See `man pmset` for more information. See `man pmset` for more information.