🔍 Find the Right Tool
Not sure what's locking your device? We'll guide you in under a minute.
iCloud, MDM, Samsung FRP, Mac T2 — they all look similar to most people, but each one needs a different tool, and iCloud bypasses are picky about iOS version. Answer a few quick questions and we'll point you to the exact service for your device.
No personal info required • Takes about 30 seconds
Which device are you trying to unlock?
Different devices use completely different bypass methods, so this is where everything starts.
What's happening on screen?
Pick the screen or message that best matches what you're seeing.
Which iPhone or iPad is it?
Each tool covers a specific chip family. Pick the closest match — we'll confirm the iOS version on the next step.
Which iOS version is the device running?
iFixTool only works on specific iOS ranges. Tap Settings → General → About → Software Version on a working similar device to find this — or check ScanDeviceInfo.
Which iOS version is the device running?
For iPhone 5s – X, the right tool depends on the iOS version. We have two services that together cover iOS 12 through 17.
Can the issuing organization release the device?
MDM is normally lifted by the school or company that enrolled it — usually a single click in their admin panel. Always try that first if you can.
Is your Mac a T2-chip model?
Activation lock bypass works on Intel Macs with the Apple T2 Security Chip (most 2018–2020 models). Apple Silicon (M1 / M2 / M3 / M4) Macs use a different security architecture.
What's happening with your Samsung device?
Most Samsung lockouts after a reset are FRP (Factory Reset Protection) — the device asks for the previous Google account.
What do you want to verify?
All of these run from the device's IMEI or serial number — no need to plug it in.
iFixTool
iFixTool permanently bypasses the activation lock on modern iPhones and iPads in the supported iOS range. Once it's done you can sign in with your own Apple ID and use the device normally. Have the IMEI or serial number ready before you start.
iOS versions: 18.0 – 18.7.2 | 26.0 – 26.1.
LuWifi — iCloud Bypass A9-A11
LuWifi is built specifically for iPhone 6s through iPhone X on iOS 15 – 17, with full network and app functionality after the bypass. You'll need the IMEI or serial number to start.
iOS versions: 15.x, 16.x, 17.x only.
ClassicActivator — iCloud Bypass iOS 12-14
ClassicActivator is our Mac-based tool for older iOS versions. It permanently bypasses the activation lock on iPhone 5s through iPhone X running iOS 12 – 14. You'll need a Mac to run it (it isn't available for Windows), plus the IMEI or serial number to start.
iOS versions: 12.x, 13.x, 14.x only.
Required platform: macOS (no Windows version available).
iOS 26.2+ isn't supported yet.
iFixTool currently supports iOS 18.0 – 18.7.2 and iOS 26.0 – 26.1. A new tool for iOS 26.2 and later is in development — until it's released, the activation lock on this device can't be bypassed. The safest move is to keep the device powered off (so it doesn't auto-update further) and check back periodically.
Not yet supported: iOS 26.2 and newer.
That iOS version is below iFixTool's range.
iFixTool is targeted at iOS 18.0 – 18.7.2 and iOS 26.0 – 26.1. Older iOS versions on these devices are not currently supported. If the device is upgradeable to iOS 18 or 26 (without exiting activation lock), updating may make it eligible — but be aware that updating an activation-locked device often isn't possible without first signing in.
Verify the iOS version →iOS 11 and older aren't supported.
Our current tools cover iOS 12 onward (ClassicActivator for iOS 12 – 14, LuWifi for iOS 15 – 17). iOS 11 and earlier are below this range. Devices already activated may be updatable to iOS 12+, which would make them eligible — but updating an activation-locked device usually requires signing in first.
Verify the iOS version →This device isn't supported.
Devices older than the iPhone 5s can't run any of the iOS versions our current bypass tools support (iOS 12+ for ClassicActivator, 15+ for LuWifi, 18+ for iFixTool). There is no current bypass path for these older devices. You can still verify any device's status with ScanDeviceInfo.
Run a device info check →Contact the organization first.
Before paying for anything, ask the IT admin or school to release the device from their MDM console. It's usually a single click on their side. If they can't help — common with old Apple School Manager records or shut-down companies — come back here for the bypass route.
If they can't help — MDM Bypass →MDM Bypass — iOS 7 to 26
Permanently strips the management profile so the device boots straight to the normal setup screen. Works on iPhones and iPads showing the "Remote Management" screen, with broad iOS version coverage from iOS 7 all the way to iOS 26.
Go to MDM Bypass →Mac T2 iCloud Bypass
Removes the EFI / activation lock from T2 Macs so you can reinstall macOS and set up the machine with your own account. Works on MacBook Pro 2018+, MacBook Air 2018+, iMac Pro, Mac mini 2018 and iMac 2020.
Go to Mac T2 Bypass →Apple Silicon Macs aren't supported.
Apple Silicon Macs use a different secure-boot architecture than T2 Macs and there is currently no reliable activation-lock bypass for them. Your best path is contacting the original owner for sign-out, or contacting Apple Support with proof of purchase.
Pre-T2 Macs don't have EFI activation lock.
Pre-2018 Intel Macs typically only ask for the firmware / EFI password, not iCloud activation. If you're stuck on a firmware password lock, that requires a different process than our T2 service. Contact us if you're not sure which case you're in.
Find out which Mac you have.
If "About This Mac" shows Apple M1 / M2 / M3 / M4, it's Apple Silicon (not supported). If it shows an Intel processor and the model year is 2018 or later, it's a T2 Mac and our T2 bypass works. Anything older is pre-T2. Restart the wizard once you know which it is.
Samsung FRP Full Removal
Permanently removes Factory Reset Protection from Samsung Galaxy phones and tablets. After the service runs, the device boots to a fresh setup screen and you can sign in with any Google account.
Go to Samsung FRP Removal →That's outside our Samsung tooling.
We currently focus on Samsung FRP removal. For carrier unlocks, screen-lock removal, or other Samsung issues you'll likely need a different specialist. Contact us first if you're unsure — we can confirm whether your case is FRP-related.
3uTools for iOS
3uTools is the all-in-one toolbox for flashing firmware, backing up and restoring, managing files, downloading apps and ringtones, and running hardware diagnostics. Free download — perfect for everyday iOS device tasks.
Go to 3uTools →ScanDeviceInfo — IMEI Info Check
ScanDeviceInfo pulls a full report from the IMEI or serial number — model, iOS version, storage, colour, iCloud / Find My status, carrier lock, blacklist, sales country and warranty. It's the safest first step before paying for any unlock service, especially since iCloud bypass eligibility hinges on the exact iOS version.
Open ScanDeviceInfo →iCloud Bypass Compatibility
Both device model and iOS version must match — there's no middle ground.
🚀 iFixTool
Devices: iPhone XR through iPhone 17 Pro Max (and modern iPads).
iOS: 18.0 – 18.7.2 | 26.0 – 26.1.
Not yet: iOS 26.2+ (new tool in development).
🕰️ LuWifi
Devices: iPhone 6s through iPhone X.
iOS: 15.x, 16.x, 17.x only.
Platform: Windows or Mac.
📼 ClassicActivator
Devices: iPhone 5s through iPhone X.
iOS: 12.x, 13.x, 14.x only.
Platform: Mac only.
🏢 MDM Bypass
Devices: iPhone and iPad with "Remote Management" lock.
iOS: 7 through 26 (broad coverage).
🔐 Mac T2 Bypass
Devices: Intel Macs with the Apple T2 chip (2018–2020). Apple Silicon (M-series) not supported.
🤖 Samsung FRP
Devices: Samsung Galaxy phones and tablets stuck at Google account verification.
🔎 ScanDeviceInfo
Use first: If you're not sure of the model or iOS version, run this before choosing a bypass tool.
Why Use the Tool Finder?
iOS version is critical — iFixTool needs 18.0–18.7.2 or 26.0–26.1, LuWifi needs 15–17, ClassicActivator needs 12–14. The wrong version means the tool can't run.
Pay for the right thing — iFixTool, LuWifi, ClassicActivator, MDM Bypass, T2 Bypass — small differences, very different services.
Skip services you don't need — If the org can release the MDM, we'll tell you that instead of upselling.
Plain-English guidance — No jargon, just the tool that fits your situation.