Apple has obtained a record for an idea that can allow you to use iPhone a friend to access your data during an emergency. According to the patent, published on Thursday (13), if you have no connection to the network, or is without the device, you can download encrypted content of iCloud for the iPhone to a friend, allowing you to access the data and copy it to wherever you want.
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According to the website Apple Insider, the new work by peer-to-peer connection. IPhone or iPad would perform searches in the area with Bluetooth antennas, Wi-Fi or NFC to try to establish contact with friends devices nearby. In the scenario provided by Apple, the user would have difficulty uploading to the cloud and could start the backup process with a friend so wanted.
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iOS can cross-reference to determine whether the nearby device is reliable, via address book. Before you start exchanging data, the sending machine of the information determines whether the receiver has enough space, support the necessary networks and battery time to perform the operation. If so, sending data starts.
The data is sent in encrypted manner, which means that the device receiving would have no way to access them. Once stored in the receiver, there are some possibilities: the user can set a deadline for the owner to seek the information. If the deadline is broken, the receiver iPhone erase the data automatically. Another possibility is that the device that received the backup upload automatically to the account of the issuer iCloud, so the device to connect to an Internet network.
The idea was submitted for registration patent in February 2014. It is unclear whether Apple plans to use this feature in future versions of iOS.
Via Apple Insider
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