DriveSavers, a company known for its data recovery services, announced that it can offer “passcode lockout recovery service,” which means it can unlock your secured iPhone. That’s notable because it’s damn near impossible to unlock an iOS device without the passcode or access to the owners’ biometric signatures for authentication. The agency then spent $900,000 to break into the phone with a piece of software. Now, DriveSavers has claimed in its blog post that it is offering a first-of-its-kind service to consumers who have forgotten device passwords, those locked out after too many incorrect attempts, and for all iPhone users…

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