### Briefing Today, we successfully hacked into the iPhone, revealing a series of demos that we planned to release in the future. These demos showcase the capabilities of Signal, a third-party app that can perform tasks seamlessly without requiring iMessage, the default messaging app on iPhones. The demos include Signal's 1-click functionality, which allows users to perform actions directly from the app without needing to open the message interface.
Below is a series of demos we revealed at Hexacon in Paris today. Everything will be released in due time.
1/ Signal 1-click
2/ But who cares about a third-party app when everyone uses iMessage, right?
3/ Can your iPhone do this?
4/ APT stands for Apple Persistent Threat
Es increíble ya me gustaría tenerle en el ipfone mio
amazing how everyone is on x and not here
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