article_snippet: data stored on iPhones.
article_snippet: longer had any way to extract customer data on the devices, even .
article_snippet: Data can include the user's address book, stored photos, the voicemail database and any accounts configured on an Apple device.
article_snippet: How do these hidden files work?
article_snippet: These include the address book, accounts, GPS logs, photos, notes, calendar files, call history, voicemail and other records.
article_snippet: The third service, house_arrest, originally allowed iTunes to copy documents to third-party apps.
article_snippet: Now, as reported in ReadWrite, house_arrest has access to wider app-related data, including photos, databases, screenshots and temporary 'cached' information.
article_snippet: Jonathan Zdziarski added files found hidden within the firm's software contain a file-relay service that can be used to access the user's address book, photos, voicemail and any accounts configured on the device.