Assuming it won't even talk to a PC or Mac, I would assume that a remote backup is the only hope.
Didn't the recent kerfuffle about unlocking a dead shooter's iPhone (5c) tell us that later iPhone models were hardware encrypted and even swapping chips wouldn't let you get inside? (I can't find a link that says that, but that was my recollection.)
Here's hoping she was able to get what she needed via some sort of backup.
Cheers,
Scott.
Didn't the recent kerfuffle about unlocking a dead shooter's iPhone (5c) tell us that later iPhone models were hardware encrypted and even swapping chips wouldn't let you get inside? (I can't find a link that says that, but that was my recollection.)
Here's hoping she was able to get what she needed via some sort of backup.
Cheers,
Scott.