Juku

Ah. Well if you're wondering what could corrupt USB's there's many things. Here's one thing, "One of the most frequent reasons for USB flash drive data loss is removing the media from the computer or other device incorrectly. The most common result from doing so is logical file system damage. Typically, in this situation your drive is not actually damaged even though your data is lost. But in some rare cases, the unsafe removal can also damage cells, which hold internal flash drive information, and cannot be accessed or repaired by operating systems. To extract information after this kind of failure you need help from a data recovery services professional. For this reason, it is very important to safely remove the device from the system and never unplug a USB flash drive while it is reading or writing information." That whole paragraph is very true, although I never safely remove my usb's, I don't bother sometimes, I guess I'm lucky.

Was the usb corrupted or the files in it?

No problem. Good luck

Nice

It was many years ago to be honest. But yeah eventually yeah once it was changed it started to work fine. Old devices though. It was either the iPhone 3G or Ipod Touch 4. But yeah apparently my dad replaced the battery and gave it to my grandpa.

How was your climb?

Yeah lol. It died at like 20-50%, depends.

Very unlikely. BUT, I used to have an old iPhone or Ipod touch, I forgot which one. Someone dropped it and we got it repaired, but for some reason the battery kept dying at 50% it was so weird. You can charge it to 100%, but the battery dies at 50% or so.

Change battery

Yw

Hi

Welcome carrot

Only the creator himself could update it to IOS 9 too.

Good job!

Going to look

Is it an online game

one day

Tbh you're kinda out of luck lol. Wifi Cracking doesn't really work nowadays because everybody runs WPA2 encryption. And when you use WPA2 crackers, the wifi's have decent protection so it locks the router from WPS. So unless everyone in your area has $3 wifi then yeah its not going to work. All those Android wifi crackers are very old and for WEP. Nobody runs WEP anymore. Every router is WPA2 nowadays, and most have WPS on, but it ends up locking. EDIT: You probably didn't understand anything I just said, so to make it short. Every router runs WPA2 nowadays, and they are only crackable if their WPS is turned on, luckily every router basically has it automatically on, which makes it vulnerable. Unfortunately, most routers lock up after some attempts of the attack due to their protection, and then it turns WPS off which makes it not possible to crack. So find a router with $3 protection and then maybe you'll have a chance. Sources: Personal Testing and I know how basically everything works on backtrack or kali linux

np dude